Nursery Rhyme. Ccclxxvi. Paradoxes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFFGGHHIIJK L| There was a man and he was mad | A |
| And he jump'd into a pea swad A | B |
| The pea swad was over full | C |
| So he jump'd into a roaring bull | C |
| The roaring bull was over fat | D |
| So he jump'd into a gentleman's hat | D |
| The gentleman's hat was over fine | E |
| So he jump'd into a bottle of wine | E |
| The bottle of wine was over dear | F |
| So he jump'd into a bottle of beer | F |
| The bottle of beer was over thick | G |
| So he jump'd into a club stick | G |
| The club stick was over narrow | H |
| So he jump'd into a wheel barrow | H |
| The wheel barrow began to crack | I |
| So he jump'd on to a hay stack | I |
| The hay stack began to blaze | J |
| So he did nothing but cough and sneeze | K |
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| Footnote A The pod or shell of a pea | L |
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