The Interloper Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDE FFGGHHGG GGCCCCCC GGCCCCGG CCIICCCC CCIICCCC| The Honourable TORYPHAT addressed the meeting 'Hem | A |
| Prolonged applause Ah Mistah Chairman gentlemen To stem | A |
| The tide of Socialism rabid Socialism sir | B |
| Which threatens to engulf us hez ah always been um er | B |
| Hez always been ouah object in the past and Ai may say | C |
| We hev succeeded somewhat in er standing in the way | C |
| We hev been firm sir in the past and fought without ah feah | D |
| Foah the Empiah and the ah the uppah classes sir Heah heah | E |
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| In ouah endeavahs to um ah promote the public good | F |
| It hez always been that is to say been ah been understood | F |
| Bai the people bai the um ha people sir of this er land | G |
| That we and the Empiah so to speak are hand in hand | G |
| The British er authorities at all times hev been glad | H |
| To listen ah to any er suggestions thet we had | H |
| We hev been the Empiah's mouthplece in ah this benighted land | G |
| And hitherto the Empiah was the aw best card in ouah hand | G |
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| The word 'Imperial' is Ai maintain sir ouahs bai raight | G |
| It hez been ouah battle cry in the ah forefront of the faight | G |
| And hitherto the pahs at Home weah quick to recognise | C |
| Ouah undoubted raight to use it in refuting Labah lies | C |
| At Empiah celebrations we hev been the leading ones | C |
| In saluting the aw flag sir and distributing ah buns | C |
| And all raight thinking persons who ah who support ouah cause | C |
| Will agree that we alone er stand for 'Empiah ' Loud applause | C |
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| But now what do we faind sir Mistah Chairman Ai'm dismayed | G |
| It would seem that ouah ah trust in the ah pahs has been betrayed | G |
| For they hev aw confided with regard to woah and loans | C |
| In this common Labah person named ah named ah FISAH Groans | C |
| They've actu'ly consulted him and aw and made a fuss | C |
| They've told him er State secrets sir which they withhold from us | C |
| Things that concern ouah Empiah sir Ai splutter Ai PROTEST | G |
| They hev no raight to trust this PEARCE and FISHAH and the rest | G |
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| Who is he Ai repeat sir ah who is this fellow Jeers | C |
| He's gone to see the crowning of ouah gracious Soveriegn Cheers | C |
| But why sir Mistah Chairman Ai repeat the question Why | I |
| He's gine in the ecapacity of er a Labah spy | I |
| He's gone to worm out secrets sir State secrets which he seeks | C |
| To use against ouah party sir when he returns Loud shrieks | C |
| He hopes to use his knowledge to upset our cherished schemes | C |
| And oust us from ouah office as Empiah's champions Screams | C |
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| And Ai repeat who is he sir this meddling FISHAH Hoots | C |
| A minah sir Intense digust Not fit to black ouah boots | C |
| A common minah And foah him the pahs have passed us by | I |
| But Ai defy the pahs sir Ai repeat it Ai defy | I |
| The pahs at Home Commotion Sir Ai'll not stand such disgrace | C |
| This man will not usurp ouah raights and drag us from ouah place | C |
| Ai'll lead a revolution sir Blood sir Ai'll rend to bits | C |
| THE SILKEN BONDS OF EMPIAH SIR Sensation DEM IT Fits | C |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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