Meeting Of The Clabberhuses, The Poem Rhyme Scheme

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I	A
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He was the Chairman of the Guild	B
Of Early Pleiocene Patriarchs	C
He was chief Mentor of the Lodge	D
Of the Oracular Oligarchs	C
He was the Lord High Autocrat	E
And Vizier of the Sons of Light	F
And Sultan and Grand Mandarin	G
Of the Millennial Men of Might	F
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He was Grand Totem and High Priest	H
Of the Independent Potentates	I
Grand Mogul of the Galaxy	J
Of the Illustrious Stay out lates	J
The President of the Dandydudes	J
The Treasurer of the Sons of Glee	J
The Leader of the Clubtown Band	K
And Architects of Melody	J
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II	A
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She was Grand Worthy Prophetess	J
Of the Illustrious Maids of Mark	L
Of Vestals of the Third Degree	J
She was Most Potent Matriarch	L
She was High Priestess of the Shrine	M
Of Clubtown's Culture Coterie	J
And First Vice President of the League	N
Of the illustrious G A B	J
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She was the First Dame of the Club	O
For teaching Patagonians Greek	P
She was Chief Clerk and Auditor	Q
Of Clubtown's Anti Bachelor Clique	P
She was High Treasurer of the Fund	R
For Borrioboolighalians	J
And the Fund for Sending Browning's Poems	J
To Native born Australians	J
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III	A
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Once to a crowded social fete	S
Both these much titled people came	T
And each perceived when introduced	U
They had the selfsame name	T
Their hostess said when first they met	V
Permit me now to introduce	J
My good friend Mr Clabberhuse	J
To Mrs Clabberhuse	J
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'Tis very strange said she to him	W
Such an unusual name	T
A name so very seldom heard	X
That we should bear the same	T
Indeed 'tis wonderful said he	J
And I'm surprised the more	Y
Because I never heard the name	T
Outside my home before	Y
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But now I come to look at you	Z
Said he upon my life	A2
If I am not indeed deceived	B2
You are you are my wife	A2
She gazed into his searching face	J
And seemed to look him through	Z
Indeed said she it seems to me	J
You are my husband too	Z
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I've been so busy with my clubs	J
And in my various spheres	J
I have not seen you now she said	C2
For over fourteen years	J
That's just the way it's been with me	J
These clubs demand a sight	F
And then they both politely bowed	D2
And sweetly said Good night	F

Sam Walter Foss

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