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why does the poet glorify life amidst the green holly​

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Answered by reenarai25
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This poem is actually a song sung by Amiens, in the Shakespeare play "As You Like It".  Amiens' character contributes very little to the play's "action", but he sings two songs which help clarify the plot and key themes.

Amiens is a lord who chose to follow Duke senior, who was banished by his brother. In this song Amiens comments on how human insolence and lack of appreciation is more bitter than the winter wind. This poem reflects the harm and misery those closest to us can inflict.

At the beginning of the poem/song Amiens speaks of the bitter cold winter wind. The wind can be unkind and blow strong but it isn't as cruel as human society.

In the second half of the song Amiens speaks of his friends, and how they seem to have forgotten everything he had done for them in the past,  and although the wind is bitter and could cause him to freeze,  it's not as cutting as the behaviour of his friends. Amiens warns us that friendship is a sham, that it's only a pretence and that loving is for fools.

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Answered by RachitRai
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This poem is actually a song sung by Amiens, in the Shakespeare play "As You Like It".  Amiens' character contributes very little to the play's "action", but he sings two songs which help clarify the plot and key themes.

Amiens is a lord who chose to follow Duke senior, who was banished by his brother. In this song Amiens comments on how human insolence and lack of appreciation is more bitter than the winter wind. This poem reflects the harm and misery those closest to us can inflict.

At the beginning of the poem/song Amiens speaks of the bitter cold winter wind. The wind can be unkind and blow strong but it isn't as cruel as human society.

In the second half of the song Amiens speaks of his friends, and how they seem to have forgotten everything he had done for them in the past,  and although the wind is bitter and could cause him to freeze,  it's not as cutting as the behaviour of his friends. Amiens warns us that friendship is a sham, that it's only a pretence and that loving is for fools.

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