Landlubbers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDBEEB FGHGIBEEB AJKJDBLLB FMNMNBJJBI nigh drops dead the bo'sun said | A |
When the gist of things I grip | B |
In the land by these 'ere Southern seas | C |
As I seen on my long last trip | B |
They seems a joke them curious folk | D |
Wot bides at the blue sea's lip | B |
Whose wealth is made in a world wide trade | E |
Landlubbers all wot seems afraid | E |
For they ain't got a deep sea ship | B |
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No they ain't got a deep sea ship they ain't | F |
For their 'earts ain't with the blue | G |
Tho' they claims the seed of the tough sea breed | H |
Like Drake an' me an' you | G |
On their isle sea girt they farms the dirt | I |
Of a fertile coastal strip | B |
But they seems afraid of a sea borne trade | E |
An' the hauls their British fathers made | E |
For they ain't got a deep sea ship | B |
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Sea born an' bred the bo'sun said | A |
As man an' boy I been | J |
Nigh every place on earth's broad face | K |
An' all the seas atween | J |
But I ne'er 'ave spoke such curious folk | D |
As I seen on this 'ere trip | B |
Who seeks for marts in furrin parts | L |
Yet for blue water have no hearts | L |
For they ain't got a deep sea ship | B |
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No they ain't got a deep sea ship they ain't | F |
An' it don't seem like they care | M |
For they 'ands the job to any ole yob | N |
Wot makes a landfall there | M |
In tramp an' tub they ships their grub | N |
Aw it fair gives me the pip | B |
They've wool an' wine an' corn an' kine | J |
An' the carryin' trade would suit 'em fine | J |
But they ain't got a deep sea ship | B |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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