Scuttle, Scuttle, Little Roach Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDEE FFGG HHIJ KKLL MMFF NNBB

SCUTTLE scuttle little roachA
How you run when I approachA
Up above the pantry shelfB
Hastening to secrete yourselfB
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Most adventurous of verminC
How I wish I could determineD
How you spend your hours of easeE
Perhaps reclining on the cheeseE
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Cook has gone and all is darkF
Then the kitchen is your parkF
In the garbage heap that she leavesG
Do you browse among the tea leavesG
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How delightful to suspectH
All the places you have trekkedH
Does your long antenna whisk itsI
Gentle tip across the biscuitsJ
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Do you linger little soulK
Drowsing in our sugar bowlK
Or abandonment most utterL
Shake a shimmy on the butterL
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Do you chant your simple tunesM
Swimming in the baby's prunesM
Then when dawn comes do you slinkF
Homeward to the kitchen sinkF
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Timid roach why be so shyN
We are brothers thou and IN
In the midnight like yourselfB
I explore the pantry shelfB

Christopher Morley



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