Petrarch and the English Sonnet Sequences

allegorical amor Apollo argument Astrophil and Stella ballata Barnabe Barnes Barnes Barnes's beauty become beginning Bruno Caelica Canzone Canzoniere chapter Charis Christ Christian climacteric commentary Complaint Constable Constable's couplet critics Cupid Cynthia Daniel Daphne dark lady death Delia desire dialogue divine doth earlier edition Elegy emblem English Erantina eyes faire Fowler glory grace Greville Greville's hath haue human Italics Jonson Laura laurel lines literary Lord loue lover madrigals meaning metaphor midpoint moral Muse myth Neoplatonic numerological Ovid Pandora Parthenophil passion Penelope Petrarch poem poet poet-lover poet-lover's poetic poetry praise reader reading reference Renaissance Rosamond sestina sexual Shakespeare Shakespeare's Sonnets Sidney Sidney's sixteenth century Song VIII Sonnet 20 Sonnet 49 Sonnet 51 Sonnet 63 sonnet sequence soul Spenser spirit stanza story structure subtext suggest sweet symmetry tells thee things thou tion tradition Will's woman word young