All In A Coach And Four Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCBDDB EBFFBGGB HBIIBJJB KBLLBMMBThe quality folk went riding by | A |
All in a coach and four | B |
And pretty Annette in a calico gown | C |
Bringing her marketing things from town | C |
Stopped short with her Sunday store | B |
And wondered if ever it should betide | D |
That she in a long plumed hat would ride | D |
Away in a coach and four | B |
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A lord there was oh a lonely soul | E |
There in the coach and four | B |
His years were young but his heart was old | F |
And he hated his coaches and hated his gold | F |
Those things which we all adore | B |
And he thought how sweet it would be to trudge | G |
Along with the fair little country drudge | G |
And away from his coach and four | B |
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So back he rode the very next day | H |
All in his coach and four | B |
And he went each day whether dry or wet | I |
Until he married the sweet Annette | I |
In spite of her lack of lore | B |
But they didn't trudge off on foot together | J |
For he bought her a hat with a long long feather | J |
And they rode in the coach and four | B |
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Now a thing like this could happen we know | K |
All in a coach and four | B |
But the fact of it is 'twixt me and you | L |
There isn't a word of the story true | L |
Pardon I do implore | B |
It is only a foolish and fanciful song | M |
That came to me as I rode along | M |
All in a coach and four | B |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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