A Song For Yule Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBBCAA DDEFGEFDD HHIBIIBHH| Sing Hey when the time rolls round this way | A |
| And the bells peal out 'Tis Christmas Day | A |
| The world is better then by half | B |
| For joy for joy | C |
| In a little while you will see it laugh | B |
| For a song's to sing and a glass to quaff | B |
| My boy my boy | C |
| So here's to the man who never says nay | A |
| Sing Hey a song of Christmas Day | A |
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| Sing Ho when roofs are white with snow | D |
| And homes are hung with mistletoe | D |
| Old Earth is not half bad I wis | E |
| What cheer what cheer | F |
| How it ever seemed sad the wonder is | G |
| With a gift to give and a girl to kiss | E |
| My dear my dear | F |
| So here's to the girl who never says no | D |
| Sing Ho a song of the mistletoe | D |
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| No thing in the world to the heart seems wrong | H |
| When the soul of a man walks out with song | H |
| Wherever they go glad hand in hand | I |
| And glove in glove | B |
| The round of the land is rainbow spanned | I |
| And the meaning of life they understand | I |
| Is love is love | B |
| Let the heart be open the soul be strong | H |
| And life will be glad as a Christmas song | H |
Madison Julius Cawein
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