The Heist is a fun poem about one mans experience with thieving mosquitoes and a watermelon. This poem has a rhyme scheme of a, b, c, b to each of its five "four-line" stanzas, with each stanza have the same 'b' rhyme-sound. Each line of every stanza is given its own page (as each non-rhyming line is approximately 17 syllables and each rhyming line is approximately 11 syllables, making for long lines in traditional print), and, each stanza is given its own chapter number.