Francesco Petrarca (1304-1374).
The article presents several poems by Francesco Petrarca. An untitled poem. First Line: O you that hear in scattered rhymes the sound; Last Line: That what in this world may please is but a dream. An untitled poem. First Line: When midst the other maidens, as before, Last Line: I go already where my...
| Published in: | Tones/Countertones pp. 40 - 54 |
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| Format: | Poem |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
2002
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