Sir Thomas Wyatt And His Poems
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8. If amorous faith. S'unafede amorosa.
All of these Italian originals may be found in the notes to Nott's edition, No. 5 excepted. It is seen that a large propor- tion of this group also is translation ; and it must be added that the opening verse of The lively sparks is borrowed from Petrarch as well, the original being found in Petrarch's 220th sonnet, Vive favi lie uscian de 1 duo bei lumi.
AND HIS POEMS. J X In versification these poems are about on a level. The verses arc pretty generally... in the style of what in a preceding paragraph we termed the second stage of Wyatt's art ; still, the quicker- moving four-stress verse recurs often, and almost every sonnet of the number contains examples. Let it be said in this con- nection that it is to the reading as given by the Harington MS. Text that we must look for the original form in which these poems appeared ; and it is naturally the original appearance of the poem only that can be of any value here. Not only do we note an improvement in versification in passing from the last group to that now before us, but we notice also that there is more of poetry in the thought, and greater ease and vigor in expression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. If amorous faith. S'unafede amorosa.
All of these Italian originals may be found in the notes to Nott's edition, No. 5 excepted. It is seen that a large propor- tion of this group also is translation ; and it must be added that the opening verse of The lively sparks is borrowed from Petrarch as well, the original being found in Petrarch's 220th sonnet, Vive favi lie uscian de 1 duo bei lumi.
AND HIS POEMS. J X In versification these poems are about on a level. The verses arc pretty generally... in the style of what in a preceding paragraph we termed the second stage of Wyatt's art ; still, the quicker- moving four-stress verse recurs often, and almost every sonnet of the number contains examples. Let it be said in this con- nection that it is to the reading as given by the Harington MS. Text that we must look for the original form in which these poems appeared ; and it is naturally the original appearance of the poem only that can be of any value here. Not only do we note an improvement in versification in passing from the last group to that now before us, but we notice also that there is more of poetry in the thought, and greater ease and vigor in expression.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Edward Simonds to read onlineMoreLess
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