Green Groweth The Holly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABA CDED CFCG AHAH AIAJ| Green groweth the holly | A |
| So doth the ivy | A |
| Though winter blasts blow never so high | B |
| Green groweth the holly | A |
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| As the holly groweth green | C |
| And never changeth hue | D |
| So I am ever hath been | E |
| Unto my lady true | D |
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| As the holly groweth green | C |
| With ivy all alone | F |
| When flowers cannot be seen | C |
| And greenwood leaves be gone | G |
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| Now unto my lady | A |
| Promise to her I make | H |
| From all other only | A |
| To her I me betake | H |
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| Adieu mine own lady | A |
| Adieu my special | I |
| Who hath my heart truly | A |
| Be sure and ever shall | J |
Henry Viii, King Of England
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