Fiddledeedee And The Bumblebee Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDCCDDDABEBFFGFFG HGEB| 'T was Fiddledeedee who put to sea | A |
| With a rollicking buccaneer Bumblebee | B |
| An acorn cup was their hollow boat | C |
| A rakish craft was their acorn boat | C |
| And their sail a butterfly's wing | D |
| Their mast a bit o' the stem of an oat | C |
| A jaunty jib was this bit of an oat | C |
| And their rudder a hornet's sting | D |
| By jing | D |
| Their rudder a hornet's sting | D |
| In an acorn cup they put to sea | A |
| Did Fiddledeedee and the Bumblebee | B |
| 'We'll sail to the Isles of Tweedledumdee ' | E |
| Quoth Fiddledeedee to the Bumblebee | B |
| So they steered past the Isles of Cream and Ice | F |
| Oh cold were the Isles of Cream and Ice | F |
| And came to the Sea of Ginger Beer | G |
| And there by the City of Sugar and Spice | F |
| The sweet sweet City of Sugar and Spice | F |
| Their acorn boat upset my dear | G |
| I hear | H |
| Their acorn boat upset my dear | G |
| 'Good by to the Isles of Tweedledumdee ' | E |
| Said Fiddledeedee to the Bumblebee | B |
Madison Julius Cawein
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