It Isn't Cricket Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FGFGHIHI JIJIKLMN OIOIPQPQ

Hello old cobber Well what's on your mindA
You're lookin' awful gloomy and mysteriousB
Done in your dough The horses been unkindA
Nobody ill I hope it's nothin' seriousB
Aw don't be funny Foreign what AffairsC
Well they ain't happ'nin' this side of the MurrayD
Nothin' in my young life them blighters' caresC
Why go so far away to look for worriesE
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What League o' Nations Look you ain't allowedF
Them sort of jokes There's nothin' goin' to happenG
I lose no sleep about that comic crowdF
A lot of glum old gaspots always yappin'G
Most of 'em foreigners Aw boy wake upH
That paper talk don't cause my blood to curdleI
Time we was concentratin' on the CupH
Dam politics What's fancied for the hurdleI
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World politics A grown up cove like youJ
Doin' your block that way It's childish ReelyI
I know a dozen foreign coves I doJ
All ignorint Not edjicated freelyI
Like me an' you an' you know insularK
Reel narrer minded Sport They couldn't stick itL
No staminer They ain't built like we areM
Aw let's talk somethin' sensible like cricketN
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War Listen to him Ain't you wise to warO
Just politicians' talk coves of that kidneyI
Eh Troopships Headin' Melbourne way What forO
Perish the crows They've just bombarded SydneyI
Look this is murder What's the bloomin' gameP
Sydney My brother All my wife's relationsQ
Bombarded Here some coot must take the blameP
Where's the police Where's this here League o' NationsQ

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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