If Only ---- Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFFGGHH IJKKLLMM NNOPKK MMIf only dinner cooked itself | A |
And groceries grew upon the shelf | A |
If children did as they were told | B |
And never had a cough or cold | B |
And washed their hands and wiped their boots | C |
And never tore their Sunday suits | C |
But always tidied up the floor | D |
Nor once forgot to shut the door | D |
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If John remembered not to throw | E |
His papers on the ground And oh | E |
If he would put his pipes away | F |
And shake the ashes on the tray | F |
Instead of on the floor close by | G |
And always spread his towel to dry | G |
And hung his hat upon the peg | H |
And never had bones in his leg | H |
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Then there's another thing If Jane | I |
Would put the matches back again | J |
Just where she found them it would be | K |
A save of time to her and me | K |
And if she never did forget | L |
To put the dustbin out nor yet | L |
Contrive to gossip with the baker | M |
Nor need ten thunderbolts to wake her | M |
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Ahem If wishes all came true | N |
I don't know what I'd find to do | N |
Because if no one made a mess | O |
There'd be no need of cleanliness | P |
And things might work so blissfully | K |
In time who knows they'd not need me | K |
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And this being so I fancy whether | M |
I'll go on keeping things together | M |
Fay Inchfawn
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