If I Should Ever By Chance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDDDABB| IF I should ever by chance grow rich | A |
| I'll buy Codham Cockridden and Childerditch | A |
| Roses Pyrgo and Lapwater | B |
| And let them all to my eldest daughter | B |
| The rent I shall ask of her will be only | C |
| Each year's first violets white and lonely | C |
| The first primroses and orchises | D |
| She must find them before I do that is | D |
| But if she finds a blossom on furze | D |
| Without rent they shall all forever be hers | D |
| Codham Cockridden and Childerditch | A |
| Roses Pyrgo and Lapwater | B |
| I shall give them all to my elder daughter | B |
Edward Thomas
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