A work in this form discusses "the heavy sighs which fed my heart" of the "time of my first youthful straying" after opening (*) "You, who hear the sound in scattered rhymes."
A work in this form that speaks of a "white doe on the green grass" with two golden horns between two rivers is imitated by another work in this form, which says "Noli me tangere, for Caesar's I am" about a pursued lady that it compares to a hind. A work in this form, translated and expanded by Geoffrey Chaucer for his Troilus and Cressida, notes "If no love is, O God" and is numbered 102. A work in this form discusses "the heavy sighs which fed my heart" of the "time of my first youthful straying" after opening (*) "You, who hear the sound in scattered rhymes." This form was popularized in England by Sir Thomas Wyatt, who translated into English works in it by a lover of Laura, such those from Il Canzoniere [eel can-zon-YEH-ray]. For 10 points, Petrarch names a type of what poetic form with fourteen lines?
A work in this form that speaks of a "white doe on the green grass" with two golden horns between two rivers is imitated by another work in this form, which says "Noli me tangere, for Caesar's I am" about a pursued lady that it compares to a hind.
sonnets [accept Petrarchan sonnets] &lt;WA, Poetry&gt;