The Crab That Played With The Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADDEEFGHIJJKKEELL HMNNOP EE| China going P O 's | A |
| Pass Pau Amma's playground close | B |
| And his Pusat Tasek lies | C |
| Near the track of most B I 's | A |
| N Y K and N D L | D |
| Know Pau Amma's home as well | D |
| As the Fisher of the Sea knows | E |
| quot Bens quot M M 's and Rubattinos | E |
| But and this is rather queer | F |
| A T L 's can qiot come here | G |
| O and O and D O A | H |
| Must go round another way | I |
| Orient Anchor Bibby Hall | J |
| Never go that way at all | J |
| U C S would have a fit | K |
| If it found itself on it | K |
| And if quot Beavers quot took their cargoes | E |
| To Penang instead of Lagos | E |
| Or a fat Shaw Savill bore | L |
| Passengers to Singapore | L |
| Or a White Star were to try a | H |
| Little trip to Sourabaya | M |
| Or a B S A went on | N |
| Past Natal to Cheribon | N |
| The the great Mr Lloyds would come | O |
| Whith a wire and drag them home | P |
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| You will know what my riddle means | E |
| When you've eaten mangosteens | E |
Rudyard Kipling
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