Ode To The Northeast Wind Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACDCAAEAEFAFGHIH JKDKLAMAANNNOPQPONNN PRERNSSSTUAUASSSANVN SBNBSNUN| Welcome wild Northeaster | A |
| Shame it is to see | B |
| Odes to every zephyr | A |
| Ne'er a verse to thee | B |
| Welcome black Northeaster | A |
| O'er the German foam | C |
| O'er the Danish moorlands | D |
| From thy frozen home | C |
| Tired are we of summer | A |
| Tired of gaudy glare | A |
| Showers soft and steaming | E |
| Hot and breathless air | A |
| Tired of listless dreaming | E |
| Through the lazy day | F |
| Jovial wind of winter | A |
| Turn us out to play | F |
| Sweep the golden reed beds | G |
| Crisp the lazy dike | H |
| Hunger into madness | I |
| Every plunging pike | H |
| Fill the lake with wild fowl | J |
| Fill the marsh with snipe | K |
| While on dreary moorlands | D |
| Lonely curlew pipe | K |
| Through the black fir forest | L |
| Thunder harsh and dry | A |
| Shattering down the snowflakes | M |
| Off the curdled sky | A |
| Hark The brave Northeaster | A |
| Breast high lies the scent | N |
| On by holt and headland | N |
| Over heath and bent | N |
| Chime ye dappled darlings | O |
| Through the sleet and snow | P |
| Who can override you | Q |
| Let the horses go | P |
| Chime ye dappled darlings | O |
| Down the roaring blast | N |
| You shall see a fox die | N |
| Ere an hour be past | N |
| Go and rest tomorrow | P |
| Hunting in your dreams | R |
| While our skates are ringing | E |
| O'er the frozen streams | R |
| Let the luscious Southwind | N |
| Breathe in lovers' sighs | S |
| While the lazy gallants | S |
| Bask in ladies' eyes | S |
| What does he but soften | T |
| Heart alike and pen | U |
| 'Tis the hard gray weather | A |
| Breeds hard English men | U |
| What's the soft Southwester | A |
| 'Tis the ladies' breeze | S |
| Bringing home their trueloves | S |
| Out of all the seas | S |
| But the black Northeaster | A |
| Through the snowstorm hurled | N |
| Drives our English hearts of oak | V |
| Seaward round the world | N |
| Come as came our fathers | S |
| Heralded by thee | B |
| Conquering from the eastward | N |
| Lords by land and sea | B |
| Come and strong within us | S |
| Stir the Vikings' blood | N |
| Bracing brain and sinew | U |
| Blow thou wind of God | N |
Charles Kingsley
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