Chrystmasse Of Olde Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB EFGFHF AIJKLK MBNMDB| God rest you Chrysten gentil men | A |
| Wherever you may be | B |
| God rest you all in fielde or hall | C |
| Or on ye stormy sea | B |
| For on this morn oure Chryst is born | D |
| That saveth you and me | B |
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| Last night ye shepherds in ye east | E |
| Saw many a wondrous thing | F |
| Ye sky last night flamed passing bright | G |
| Whiles that ye stars did sing | F |
| And angels came to bless ye name | H |
| Of Jesus Chryst oure Kyng | F |
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| God rest you Chrysten gentil men | A |
| Faring where'er you may | I |
| In noblesse court do thou no sport | J |
| In tournament no playe | K |
| In paynim lands hold thou thy hands | L |
| From bloudy works this daye | K |
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| But thinking on ye gentil Lord | M |
| That died upon ye tree | B |
| Let troublings cease and deeds of peace | N |
| Abound in Chrystantie | M |
| For on this morn ye Chryst is born | D |
| That saveth you and me | B |
Eugene Field
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