Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
BY: HAILEY HANSEN
Photo by Alexey Kljatov
RHYME SCHEME
- Blow, blow, thou winter wind. A
- Thou art not so unkind B
- As man's ingratitude. C
- Thy tooth is not so keen, D
- Because thou art not seen, D
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THEME EVIDENCE
"Thy tooth is not so keen," explains that the wind is not as sharp as a man's ingraditude
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TONE EVIDENCE
"Although thy breath be rude." This explains that the subject has felt pain from a man's words and the sharpness of a wind.
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MOOD EVIDENCE
"Thou art not so unkind/As man's ingratitude." This explains the hurt the writer feels from man's ingraditude
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THOU ART NOT SO UNKIND,
The wind is not quite as cruel as what the author is comparing.
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AS MAN'S INGRATITUDE.
Man's ungratefulness is more harsh than the winter wind.
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THY TOOTH IS NOT SO KEEN,
The bite of the wind is not as sharp as man's ingraditude.
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BECAUSE THOU ART NOT SEEN,
You cannot see a man's ungratefulness like you can with the wind.
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ALTHOUGH THY BREATH BE RUDE.
You can feel the sting of the wind just as much as a man's ingraditude.
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