Love's Paradoxes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCDDCCBEFGEFG| Sento d' un foco | A |
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| Far off with fire I feel a cold face lit | B |
| That makes me burn the while itself doth freeze | C |
| Two fragile arms enchain me which with ease | C |
| Unmoved themselves can move weights infinite | D |
| A soul none knows but I most exquisite | D |
| That deathless deals me death my spirit sees | C |
| I meet with one who free my heart doth seize | C |
| And who alone can cheer hath tortured it | B |
| How can it be that from one face like thine | E |
| My own should feel effects so contrary | F |
| Since ill comes not from things devoid of ill | G |
| That loveliness perchance doth make me pine | E |
| Even as the sun whose fiery beams we see | F |
| Inflames the world while he is temperate still | G |
Michelangelo Di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
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