If I Should Die Tonight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFGHG AIJIKLM NNLL| If I should die tonight | A |
| And you should come | B |
| And stand beside me | C |
| Lying cold and dumb | B |
| And if while standing there | D |
| You whispered low | E |
| 'Here's the ten pounds | F |
| You lent me years ago ' | G |
| I would arise although they'd laid me flat | H |
| And say 'What's that ' | G |
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| If I should die tonight | A |
| But rose to count | I |
| With trembling fingers | J |
| That long lost amount | I |
| I might live on | K |
| But when | L |
| You said' Here's your umbrella | M |
| And your fountain pen ' | - |
| For one short space | N |
| I'd gaze into thy face | N |
| And then | L |
| Drop dead again | L |
William Percy French
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