Analysis of To a Sky-Lark (Petrarchan Sonnet)
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I marked the revolutions of the sun
until my cooking skin began to peel.
Exploding from ephemeral ideal,
That unseen force that packed a youngman's gun
 
Was also like that lofty flea of Donne’s.
Because I howled like Lear upon his wheel
Because that summer wind would not reveal            
Its origin. I searched the skies for puns.
 
I could reduce the meaning of the text
until the concrete casted figures fly.
I could continue grasping noon-time sky
But then it slips and leaves a man perplexed.
Perhaps the answer’s found inside the eye,
But then I’m back again, revolved, at I.
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Analysis of To a Sky-Lark (Petrarchan Sonnet) - by Brownlie - 11-09-2014, 06:57 PM



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