Nursery Rhyme. Dcxxxvi. Relics Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABACABAAA| If all the seas were one sea | A |
| What a great sea that would be | A |
| And if all the trees were one tree | A |
| What a great tree that would be | A |
| And if all the axes were one axe | B |
| What a great axe that would be | A |
| And if all the men were one man | C |
| What a great man he would be | A |
| And if the great man took the great axe | B |
| And cut down the great tree | A |
| And let it fall into the great sea | A |
| What a splish splash that would be | A |
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