The Listener Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCC DEDEFGFG HDHDIDID JDJDKGKG

Why certainly Let's listen to the cricketA
Oh I'm quite keen Test match I understandB
At What's that Oh Australia's at the wicketA
South Africa a most intriguing landB
Yes I was there in nineteen let me seeC
In nineteen Dear me Memory is so trickyC
Met Cecil Rhodes you know He said to meC
I recollect eh Oh The wicket's stickyC
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Great Cecil Rhodes There was a master mindD
A dreamer yet so practical creativeE
South Africa Well well Today I findD
Their urgent problem doubtless is the nativeE
Zulus you know Basutos In the warF
With Kruger Eh Oh sorry Are they playingG
Really What's all the caterwauling forF
Eagleton out Pity What was I sayingG
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Of course yes Africa I've seen it allH
From Jo'burg up thro' Kenya to FashodaD
One night in Cairo I plainly recallH
Oh thanks A very small one Heaps of sodaD
That day I brought my first big lion downI
Wounded you know I thought my time had endedD
Just then Smith fired Beg pardon Brown Who's BrownI
Oh hit another fourer did he SplendidD
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So then the old witch doctor made his magicJ
Ghastly Incredible Yet who could doubtD
That's Africa mysterious primal tragicJ
Those voodoo rites McCabe Is he yet outD
What Finished have they Thought I missed the dinK
Twenty to two It can't be Shocking ShockingG
Thanks for allowing me to listen inK
Enjoyed it too Well I shan't need much rockingG

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis



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