One poet from this country wrote that "in silences / things yield and almost betray / their ultimate secrets" in a poem that begins by describing how "Laureate poets / seem to wander among plants / no one knows." Another poet from this country began a poem by addressing, "O ye who turn your steps along Love's way;" that work appears in a book of both prose and poetry. Yet another poet from this country addressed "You who hear the sound, in scattered rhymes" in the first poem of a collection. The poem (*) "Lemon Trees" is in the collection Cuttlefish Bones by one author from this country, which also produced an unfinished epic poem about Hannibal's defeat at the hands of Scipio Africanus. Two poets from this country 
One poet from this country wrote that "in silences / things yield and almost betray / their ultimate secrets" in a poem that begins by describing how "Laureate poets / seem to wander among plants / no one knows." Another poet from this country began a poem by addressing, "O ye who turn your steps along Love's way;" that work appears in a book of both prose and poetry. Yet another poet from this country addressed "You who hear the sound, in scattered rhymes" in the first poem of a collection. The poem (*) "Lemon Trees" is in the collection Cuttlefish Bones by one author from this country, which also produced an unfinished epic poem about Hannibal's defeat at the hands of Scipio Africanus. Two poets from this country wrote Il Canzoniere and La Vita Nuova, dedicated to Laura and Beatrice respectively. For 10 points, name this country that is home to the poets Petrarch and Dante.
One poet from this country wrote that "in silences / things yield and almost betray / their ultimate secrets" in a poem that begins by describing how "Laureate poets / seem to wander among plants / no one knows."