and this, my lyre, turned at last to tears. a brief summary of 292.” “Sonnet 57. What idea or emotion does Petrarch convey through the use of metaphors in 5–6? Clarify 58. In 90,” how has the speaker’s “Sonnet beloved changed since he first fell in love with her? Clarify 59. What has happened to the speaker’s beloved in 292”? “Sonnet Paraphrase 60. In your own words, what is the poet saying in lines 12–14 of 292”? “Sonnet Examine Petrarchan Sonnet 61. In the octave of 90,” the speaker “Sonnet describes the experience of falling in love. How does Petrarch use the sestet to develop a more complicated view of love? Cite details in your answer. Interpret Lines 62. Reread lines 10–11 of 292.” What “Sonnet feeling does Petrarch express through the metaphor of being left fragile bark on the “in tempestuous sea”? Draw Conclusions 63. What ideas does Petrarch convey in these sonnets about the nature of beauty, poetic inspiration, and love at first sight? 64. What characteristics of love and the speaker’s beloved are emphasized through the metaphors in two sonnets? Make Judgments
and this, my lyre, turned at last to tears. a brief summary of “Sonnet 292.” 57. What idea or emotion does Petrarch convey through the use of metaphors in 5–6? Clarify 58. In “Sonnet 90,” how has the speaker’s beloved changed since he first fell in love with her? Clarify 59. What has happened to the speaker’s beloved in “Sonnet 292”? Paraphrase 60. In your own words, what is the poet saying in lines 12–14 of “Sonnet 292”? Examine Petrarchan Sonnet 61. In the octave of “Sonnet 90,” the speaker describes the experience of falling in love. How does Petrarch use the sestet to develop a more complicated view of love? Cite details in your answer. Interpret Lines 62. Reread lines 10–11 of “Sonnet 292.” What feeling does Petrarch express through the metaphor of being left “in fragile bark on the tempestuous sea”? Draw Conclusions 63. What ideas does Petrarch convey in these sonnets about the nature of beauty, poetic inspiration, and love at first sight? 64. What characteristics of love and the speaker’s beloved are emphasized through the metaphors in two sonnets? Make Judgments
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