Jim Jay Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEFGHGIJKLMNHO PQFRSTFTUBVB| Do diddle di do | A |
| Poor Jim Jay | B |
| Got stuck fast | C |
| In Yesterday | B |
| Squinting he was | D |
| On Cross legs bent | E |
| Never heeding | F |
| The wind was spent | E |
| Round veered the weathercock | F |
| The sun drew in | G |
| And stuck was Jim | H |
| Like a rusty pin | G |
| We pulled and we pulled | I |
| From seven till twelve | J |
| Jim too frightened | K |
| To help himself | L |
| But all in vain | M |
| The clock struck one | N |
| And there was Jim | H |
| A little bit gone | O |
| At half past five | P |
| You scarce could see | Q |
| A glimpse of his flapping | F |
| Handkerchee | R |
| And when came noon | S |
| And we climbed sky high | T |
| Jim was a speck | F |
| Slip slipping by | T |
| Come to morrow | U |
| The neighbours say | B |
| He'll be past crying for | V |
| Poor Jim Jay | B |
Walter De La Mare
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