The Sonnet in French Litrature And the Development of the French Sonnet Form
The Sonnet in French Litrature And the Development of the French Sonnet Form
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" '^ Yet Desportes even supasses Ronsard in the matter of versification. He is the first we have met to observe constantly in his sonnets the rule demanding a change of gender with a change of rhyme, and, although he sometimes rhymes a singular with a plural (as in Sonnet XLVIII to Cleonice — contraire, miseres, and in Book II, Sonnet VI to Diane — ainsi, soucis), one feels that the time of Malherbe is near at hand.
One of the best known sonnets of Desportes is the one begin- ning * * Icare est... cheut icy, le ieune audacieux, ' ' but as it is trans- lated almost word for word from Sannazaro's ^' Icaro cadde qui : queste onde it sa?ino, '' it need not be quoted here.
The following is the least affected of his sonnets.
"DIVKRSES AMOURS. XUI.
Ha ! je vous entens bien, ces propos gracieux, Ces regards desrobez, cet aimable sou-rire, Sans me les d^chiffrer je s^ay qu'ils veulent dire, C'est qu'a mes ducatons vous faites les doux yeux.
Quand je conte mes ans, Tithon n'est pas si vieux, Je ne suis desormais qu'une mort qui respire ; Toutesfois vostre coeur de mon amour soupire, Vous en faites la triste et vous plaignez des cieux.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" '^ Yet Desportes even supasses Ronsard in the matter of versification. He is the first we have met to observe constantly in his sonnets the rule demanding a change of gender with a change of rhyme, and, although he sometimes rhymes a singular with a plural (as in Sonnet XLVIII to Cleonice — contraire, miseres, and in Book II, Sonnet VI to Diane — ainsi, soucis), one feels that the time of Malherbe is near at hand.
One of the best known sonnets of Desportes is the one begin- ning * * Icare est... cheut icy, le ieune audacieux, ' ' but as it is trans- lated almost word for word from Sannazaro's ^' Icaro cadde qui : queste onde it sa?ino, '' it need not be quoted here.
The following is the least affected of his sonnets.
"DIVKRSES AMOURS. XUI.
Ha ! je vous entens bien, ces propos gracieux, Ces regards desrobez, cet aimable sou-rire, Sans me les d^chiffrer je s^ay qu'ils veulent dire, C'est qu'a mes ducatons vous faites les doux yeux.
Quand je conte mes ans, Tithon n'est pas si vieux, Je ne suis desormais qu'une mort qui respire ; Toutesfois vostre coeur de mon amour soupire, Vous en faites la triste et vous plaignez des cieux.
What to read after The Sonnet in French Litrature And the Development of the French Sonnet Form?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett Ward Olmsted to read onlineMoreLess
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