Young Jockey Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABBBBB AAAACCAAA| Young Jockey he bowt him a pair o' new shooin | A |
| Ooin ooin ry diddle dooin | A |
| Young Jockey he bowt him a pair o' new shooin | A |
| For he'd made up his mind he'd be wed varry sooin | A |
| An he went to ax Jenny his wife for to be | B |
| But shoo sed Nay aw'll ne'er wed a hawbuck like thee | B |
| Thi legs luk too lanky | B |
| Thi heead is too cranky | B |
| Its better bi th' hawf an old maid aw should dee | B |
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| Young Jockey then went an he bowt him a gun | A |
| Un un ry diddle dun | A |
| Young Jockey then went an he bowt him a gun | A |
| For his ivvery hooap i' this wide world wor done | A |
| An he went an tell'd Jenny to end all his pains | C |
| He'd made up his mind 'at he'd blow aght his brains | C |
| But shoo cared net a pin | A |
| An shoo sed wi' a grin | A |
| Befoor they're blown aght tha man get some put in | A |
John Hartley
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