Nursery Rhyme. Lxxviii. Tales. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACB DDAEEA| Our saucy boy Dick | A |
| Had a nice little stick | A |
| Cut from a hawthorn tree | B |
| And with this pretty stick | A |
| He thought he could beat | C |
| A boy much bigger than he | B |
| - | |
| But the boy turned round | D |
| And hit him a rebound | D |
| Which did so frighten poor Dick | A |
| That without more delay | E |
| He ran quite away | E |
| And over a hedge he jumped quick | A |
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