The Lobster Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABCC DDEEFF| Lobsters haven't any feet | A |
| But they have lots of claws | B |
| Yet lobster meat is good to eat | A |
| And this is strange because | B |
| A dog is never good to eat | A |
| And yet a dog has paws | B |
| And so have cats and so have rats | C |
| And so have other kind of brats | C |
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| A lobster then so to speak | D |
| Is my child an awful freak | D |
| For if you get him in a stew | E |
| He'll blush quite red and glare at you | E |
| Yet if you eat much lobster salad | F |
| It will make you very pallid | F |
Edwin C. Ranck
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