If Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FBGB HIJI KLML IGIGDear Jenny if fortun should favour mi lot | A |
Mi own bonny wife tha shall be | B |
For trubbles an worries we'll care net a jot | A |
For we'll rout 'em wi' frolic an glee | B |
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We'll have a snug cot wi' a garden at th' back | C |
An aw'll fix peearks i'th' cellar for hens | D |
Then a fresh egg for braikfast tha nivver need lack | C |
When thi fancy to sich a thing tends | E |
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Some cheers an a table an two o' three pans | F |
Some pots an a kettle for tea | B |
A bed an a creddle an smart kist o' drawers | G |
An a rockin cheer lass that's for thee | B |
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Some books an some picters to hing up o'th' wall | H |
To mak th' place luk nobby an neat | I |
An a rug up o'th' harstun to keep thi tooas warm | J |
An some slippers to put on thi feet | I |
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An when Sundy comes off to th' chapel or church | K |
An when we get back we'll prepare | L |
Some sooart ov a meal tho its hooamly an rough | M |
If its whooalsum we nivver need care | L |
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If we're blest wi' a bairn we mun ne'er be put aght | I |
If it shows us its tempers an tiffs | G |
Soa Jenny have patience for th' change i' thi state | I |
Depends varry mich on theas Ifs | G |
John Hartley
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