Sonnet : From The Italian Of Dante Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEGDDGuido I would that Lapo thou and I | A |
Led by some strong enchantment might ascend | B |
A magic ship whose charmed sails should fly | A |
With winds at will where er our thoughts might wend | B |
So that no change nor any evil chance | C |
Should mar our joyous voyage but it might be | D |
That even satiety should still enhance | C |
Between our hearts their strict community | D |
And that the bounteous wizard then would place | E |
Vanna and Bice and my gentle love | F |
Companions of our wandering and would grace | E |
With passionate talk wherever we might rove | G |
Our time and each were as content and free | D |
As I believe that thou and I should be | D |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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