If All The World Were Paper Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EEFE GHIH| A | |
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| If all the world were paper | B |
| And all the sea were ink | C |
| And all the trees were bread and cheese | D |
| What should we do for drink | C |
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| If all the world were sand O | E |
| Oh then what should we lack O | E |
| If as they say there were no clay | F |
| How should we take tobacco | E |
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| If all our vessels ran a | G |
| If none but had a crack | H |
| If Spanish apes ate all the grapes | I |
| How should we do for sack | H |
Walter Crane
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