Love's Evening Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCDECCBFGFGHH| Se 'l troppo indugio | A |
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| What though long waiting wins more happiness | B |
| Than petulant desire is wont to gain | C |
| My luck in latest age hath brought me pain | C |
| Thinking how brief must be an old man's bliss | D |
| Heaven if it heed our lives can hardly bless | E |
| This fire of love when frosts are wont to reign | C |
| For so I love thee lady and my strain | C |
| Of tears through age exceeds in tenderness | B |
| Yet peradventure though my day is done | F |
| Though nearly past the setting mid thick cloud | G |
| And frozen exhalations sinks my sun | F |
| If love to only mid day be allowed | G |
| And I an old man in my evening burn | H |
| You lady still my night to noon may turn | H |
Michelangelo Di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
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