Letter Sent To Master Timmy Dwight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDDDBBEEDDFFFF BBGGAAHHAADD| Master Timmy brisk and airy | A |
| Blythe as Oberon the fairy | A |
| On thy head thy cousin wishes | B |
| Thousand and ten thousand blisses | B |
| Never may thy wicket ball | C |
| In a well or puddle fall | C |
| Or thy wild ambitious kite | D |
| O'er the elm's thick foliage light | D |
| When on bended knee thou sittest | D |
| And the mark in fancy hittest | D |
| May thy marble truly trace | B |
| Where thy wishes mark'd the place | B |
| If at hide and seek you play | E |
| All involved in the hay | E |
| Titt'ring hear the joyful sound | D |
| Timmy never can be found | D |
| If you hop or if you run | F |
| Or whatever is the fun | F |
| Vic'try with her sounding pinion | F |
| Hover o'er her little minion | F |
| But when hunger calls the boys | B |
| From their helter skelter joys | B |
| Bread and cheese in order standing | G |
| For their most rapacious handling | G |
| Timmy may thy luncheon be | A |
| More than Ben's as five to three | A |
| But if hasty pudding's dish | H |
| Meet thy vast capacious wish | H |
| Or lob lollys charming jelly | A |
| Court thy cormorantal belly | A |
| Mortal foe to megre fast | D |
| Be thy spoonful first and last | D |
Henry Livingston Jr.
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