In which Joel and Basie discuss Francesco Petrarca's sonnet "Now that the sky and earth and wind are still" among other things.Special thanks to Thomas Reed and Paul Rodes. Notes special to this episode: At about the 16th minute, our audio got weird, so we lost (and therefore you lose) some of the discussion about the interpretation of lines 12 - 14 through viewing the woman of the poem as as sort of God figure, and interpreting those same lines with the Catholic (because yes, Petrach was a Catholic) God as the God figure. The word Basie can't remember is Quatorzain, defined as any 14 line poem or stanza. A sonnet is always a quatorzain, a quatorzain need not always be a sonnet.Additional links: About hendecasyllable: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HendecasyllableThe alternate translation (it's 164): https://theinkbrain.wordpress.com/2012/04/26/petrarch-21-164-and-177/ This poem is in the public domain.