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The sonnet is about the poet's feelings: when he wrote the poem he was in exile, so he knew that his remains would have been buried far away from his natal island, Zante, and nobody would have cried on his grave. The poet compares himself to Odysseus and finds a difference: the Greek hero, after the Trojan War and his long travel to home, returned to Ithaca and was buried there. The word giacque, that is "reclined, lay" (second line), is an anticipation of the theme of death, which the last stanza focuses on.
Romano Luperini, Pietro Catadi, Lidia Marchiani, Franco Marchese, Il nuovo. La scrittura e l'interpretazione, volume 1, Palumbo editore, ISBN978-88-8020-846-4
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