Grand Rapids Cricket Club Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJDHD BGKGLMNM OBPBBQRQ| In Grand Rapids is a handsome club | A |
| Of men that cricket play | B |
| As fine a set of skillful men | C |
| That can their skill display | B |
| They are the champions of the West | D |
| They think they are quite fine | E |
| They've won a hundred honors well | F |
| It is their most cunning design | E |
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| Brave Kelso he's considered great | G |
| Chief of the club he is found | H |
| Great crowds he draws to see him bowl | I |
| The ball upon the ground | H |
| And Mr Follet is very brave | J |
| A lighter player than the rest | D |
| He got struck severe at the fair ground | H |
| For which he took a rest | D |
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| When Mr Dennis does well play | B |
| His courage is full great | G |
| And accidents to him occur | K |
| But not much though of late | G |
| This ball play is a dangerous game | L |
| Brave knights to play it though | M |
| Those boys would be the nation's pride | N |
| If they to war would go | M |
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| From Milwaukee their club did come | O |
| With thoughts of skill at play | B |
| But beat they was and then went home | P |
| Had nothing more to say | B |
| Grand Rapids club that cricket play | B |
| Will soon be known afar | Q |
| Much prouder do the members stand | R |
| Like many a noble star | Q |
Julia Ann Moore
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