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Poe Edgar
by Nancy Ness

Poe Edgar had a lobster tale
On Cape Cod’s shore was set
One fateful day he pinched a snail
Trapped in a fishing net

Poe Edgar All ‘e knew at sea
Were crabs that made him fret
When finally he was set free
He fled from Cape’s inlet

  Poe Edgar he was not a wimp
Upon this you can bet
Each day he dined on Jumbo Shrimp
The oxymoron set

Poe Edgar toured the countryside
He crawled on swimmeret
On pleopod went far and wide
Untrawled and nary wet

  Poe Edgar soon had food no more
No seafood could he get
So far from ocean’s bottom floor
With lobster traps and net

Poe Edgar searched for food to sup
Hitchhiked on truck and jet
Thought they said “SUP” but they said “UPS”
He’d find some dinner yet

Poe Edgar trekked as he had sworn
And he had no regret
For he espied vast fields of corn
In ear-ie tête a tête

They said, “It’s time for lobster, din,
The table is all set…”
Poe Edgar took a clobberin’
He’d thought he’d be their pet!

Poe Edgar All’e never knew
His fateful tale was met
Claws he became a lobster stew
And then his tail was ETT!!  

 

 

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