Is there a name for the last line of one stanza and the first line of another stanza rhyming?

Are you thinkng of enjambment?

No. That’s where the thought in one line flows into the next. As in one though that would all come before a comma in a normal sentence, is broken into at least two lines. But here what is happening is the rhyme pattern is running over from one stanza to the next.

Could you show me the poem, please?

Or maybe you could post the rhyme scheme in “abc” notation (e.g. Shakespearean sonnet = abab cdcd efef gg)

kind of like….

abac
cdce
efe etc….

?

I don’t know what it’s called :-/ ...sorry

Methinks the kid fell asleep, woke up and copied the homework assignment from the girl who sat next to her on the schoolbus.