Love's Excuse. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFCDFAGAGHH| Dal dolcie pianto | A |
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| From happy tears to woeful smiles from peace | B |
| Eternal to a brief and hollow truce | C |
| How have I fallen when 'tis truth we lose | D |
| Sense triumphs o'er all adverse impulses | E |
| I know not if my heart bred this disease | F |
| That still more pleasing grows with growing use | C |
| Or else thy face thine eyes which stole the hues | D |
| And fires of Paradise less fair than these | F |
| Thy beauty is no mortal thing 'twas sent | A |
| From heaven on high to make our earth divine | G |
| Wherefore though wasting burning I'm content | A |
| For in thy sight what could I do but pine | G |
| If God himself thus rules my destiny | H |
| Who when I die can lay the blame on thee | H |
Michelangelo Di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
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