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The Complete Canzoniere: 121. ‘Or vedi, Amor, che giovenetta donna’

The Complete Canzoniere
121. ‘Or vedi, Amor, che giovenetta donna’
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table of contents
  1. Title Page
  2. Section I - Poems 1 to 61
  3. Section II - Poems 62 to 122
  4. Section III - Poems 123 to 183
  5. Section IV - Poems 184 to 244
  6. Section V - Poems 245 to 305
  7. Section VI - Poems 306 to 366

121. ‘Or vedi, Amor, che giovenetta donna’

Now you see, Love, that this young lady

scorns your rule, and cares nothing for my hurt,

and feels safe between two of her enemies.

You are armed, and she in loose hair and gown

sits barefoot amongst the flowers and grass,

pitiless towards me, and proud towards you.

I’m imprisoned: but if there’s mercy still,

raise your bow, and with a few arrows

take vengeance, my lord, for me and you.

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