There Was A Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BC B C DC| There Was A Man | A |
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| There was a man and he had nought | B |
| And robbers came to rob him | C |
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| He crept up to the chimney pot | B |
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| And then they could not find him | C |
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| He ran fourteen miles in fifteen days | D |
| And never looked behind him | C |
Leonard Leslie Brooke
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