If All The World Were Paper Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DDED FFGF HIJI KLCL MNON PQRQquot If all the world were paper | A |
And all the sea were ink | B |
If all the trees were bread and cheese | C |
What would we do for drink | B |
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If all the world were sand O | D |
Oh then what should we lack O | D |
if as they say there were no clay | E |
How should we take Tobacco | D |
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If all our vessels ran a | F |
If none but had a crack a | F |
If Spanish apes ate all the grapes | G |
How should we do for sack a | F |
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If all the world were men | H |
And men lived all in trenches | I |
And there were none but we alone | J |
How should we do for wenches | I |
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If friars had no bald pates | K |
Nor nuns had no dark cloisters | L |
If all the seas were beans and peas | C |
How should we do for oysters | L |
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If there had been no projects | M |
Nor none that did great wrongs | N |
If fiddlers shall turn players all | O |
How should we do for songs | N |
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If all things were eternal | P |
And nothing their end bringing | Q |
If this should be then how should we | R |
Here make an end of singing | Q |
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