Rewrite this in the form of a poem with an ABAB rhyme scheme.

The one thing that Beth found most astonishing about Earth-Prime was Kate Kane's trademark tattoos. As the two sisters were comparing notes about their respective worlds, Beth asked what each of the tattoos meant and how she was able to have them without being disowned by their father. Presumably the Jacob Kane of Beth's Earth (who was still commander of Crows Security) was less permissive than the Jacob Kane of Earth-Prime, having never gone through the tragic loss of one daughter and becoming more flexible regarding the rebellious behavior of the other.

One of the odder notes that Beth makes regarding the differences between their respective parts of the Arrowverse is that the bar Kate Kane is in the middle of establishing in an abandoned building in Gotham City is still a bank on her Earth. The point came up after Kate took Beth to her bar to share a drink as the two got to know each other. Beth looked around the place and told Kate that the weirdest aspect of her dimension-hopping was how normal everything felt and how "despite your tats and the fact that this used to be my bank...it feels like I'm back on my Earth and it's just a normal day just chatting to my sister." It remains to be seen if Beth will become a normal part of Batwoman's reality, but her arrival has given Kate Kane a newfound sense of hope that was sorely needed coming out of Crisis on Infinite Earths.
Beth was shocked to see Kate had,
Imprinted on her skin,
Ink that would upset their dad,
If seen on her own twin.

An odder thing, and Beth was frank,
She'd seen that day so far:
The building in place of her bank
That Kate had made a bar.

Last thing of note, for all its worth,
Beth said, as if she missed her,
"It feels like I'm back on my Earth ...
Just chatting with my sister."