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还帮我找到一首十四行诗，画家的：

Bronzino, the renowned Mannerist painter from Florence, was also a poet. One of his famous sonnets is dedicated to Laura Battiferri, his muse. Here is a translation of one of his sonnets:

**Sonnet for Laura Battiferri**

"I sing, in endless grief, the bitter pain
Of him who holds his tongue about his flame;
I weep for him who does not dare to claim
The strength to ask for pity, though in vain.

And I lament, although it is in vain,
The cruel fate that conquers in my flame;
I mourn the heaven and the noble name
Which makes me, all unworthy, seek to gain.

I burn for one who is so far removed,
Who never of my torments feels a care,
So hard she is to any faithful heart.

To me she came down from her native air,
And through her pity, which I loved, has proved
How much in love the loving lovers part."

This poem captures the unrequited love and the torment of desire, reflecting themes common in Renaissance poetry.


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