Polly Dibbs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACDC AEBEFCAC AGHGHCAC| Mrs Dibbs Polly Dibbs | A |
| Standing at a tub | B |
| Washing other people's clothes | A |
| Rub Rub Rub | B |
| Poor old skinny arms | A |
| White with soapy foam | C |
| At night she takes her shabby hat | D |
| And goes off home | C |
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| Mrs Dibbs Polly Dibbs | A |
| Is not very rich | E |
| She goes abroad all day to scrub | B |
| And home at night to stitch | E |
| She wears her shabby hat awry | F |
| Perched on a silly comb | C |
| And people laugh at Polly Dibbs | A |
| As she goes home | C |
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| Mrs Dibbs Mother Dibbs | A |
| Growing very old | G |
| Says it's a hard world | H |
| And sniffs and drats the cold | G |
| She says it is a cruel world | H |
| A weary world to roam | C |
| But God will smile on Polly Dibbs | A |
| When she goes Home | C |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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