On Dante Alighieri Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A ABBAABBACDECFE| Quante dirne si de' | A |
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| No tongue can tell of him what should be told | A |
| For on blind eyes his splendour shines too strong | B |
| 'Twere easier to blame those who wrought him wrong | B |
| Than sound his least praise with a mouth of gold | A |
| He to explore the place of pain was bold | A |
| Then soared to God to teach our souls by song | B |
| The gates heaven oped to bear his feet along | B |
| Against his just desire his country rolled | A |
| Thankless I call her and to her own pain | C |
| The nurse of fell mischance for sign take this | D |
| That ever to the best she deals more scorn | E |
| Among a thousand proofs let one remain | C |
| Though ne'er was fortune more unjust than his | F |
| His equal or his better ne'er was born | E |
Michelangelo Di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
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