Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABBACCCC DDAEFACCCC| Blow blow thou winter wind | A |
| Thou art not so unkind | A |
| As man's ingratitude | A |
| Thy tooth is not so keen | B |
| Because thou art not seen | B |
| Although thy breath be rude | A |
| Heigh ho sing heigh ho unto the green holly | C |
| Most friendship is feigning most loving mere folly | C |
| Then heigh ho the holly | C |
| This life is most jolly | C |
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| Freeze freeze thou bitter sky | D |
| That dost not bite so nigh | D |
| As benefits forgot | A |
| Though thou the waters warp | E |
| Thy sting is not so sharp | F |
| As friend remember'd not | A |
| Heigh ho sing heigh ho unto the green holly | C |
| Most friendship is feigning most loving mere folly | C |
| Then heigh ho the holly | C |
| This life is most jolly | C |
William Shakespeare
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