To Pope Julius Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCBDEFDEF| Signor se vero | A |
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| My Lord if ever ancient saw spake sooth | B |
| Hear this which saith Who can doth never will | C |
| Lo thou hast lent thine ear to fables still | C |
| Rewarding those who hate the name of truth | B |
| I am thy drudge and have been from my youth | B |
| Thine like the rays which the sun's circle fill | C |
| Yet of my dear time's waste thou think'st no ill | C |
| The more I toil the less I move thy ruth | B |
| Once 'twas my hope to raise me by thy height | D |
| But 'tis the balance and the powerful sword | E |
| Of Justice not false Echo that we need | F |
| Heaven as it seems plants virtue in despite | D |
| Here on the earth if this be our reward | E |
| To seek for fruit on trees too dry to breed | F |
Michelangelo Di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
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