He also wrote to his beloved of "a gentle thought that often springs to life in it, because it speaks of you."
This poet wrote about trees that bleed and wrote the line, "Upon a day, came Sorrow in to me, / Saying, ‘I've come to stay with thee a while." He also wrote to his beloved of "a gentle thought that often springs to life in it, because it speaks of you." In one of his works, he describes the narrator meeting a lion, leopard, and a wolf before he crosses the Acheron, and in that same work he meets Paolo and Francesca, who are being blown about in a neverending storm for the sin of lust. In another work he describes a journey through heaven guided by his beloved, Beatrice. For 10 points, name the Italian author of Vita Nuova and The Divine Comedy.
This poet wrote about trees that bleed and wrote the line, "Upon a day, came Sorrow in to me, / Saying, ‘I've come to stay with thee a while."
Dante Alighieri [accept either underlined portion] &lt;DH&gt;