Central American Antiquities In South Kensington Museum Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC ADC EFF EFF GHI GHI JKF JKF LMF LMF NOP NOP| 'Youth and crabbed age | A |
| Cannot live together ' | B |
| So they say | C |
| - | |
| On this little page | A |
| See you when and whether | D |
| That they may | C |
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| Age was very old | E |
| Stones from Chichimec | F |
| Hardly wrung | F |
| - | |
| Youth had hair of gold | E |
| Knotted on her neck | F |
| Fair and young | F |
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| Age was carved with odd | G |
| Slaves and priests that slew them | H |
| God and Beast | I |
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| Man and Beast and God | G |
| There she sat and drew them | H |
| King and Priest | I |
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| There she sat and drew | J |
| Many a monstrous head | K |
| And antique | F |
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| Horrors from Peru | J |
| HUACAS doubly dead | K |
| Dead cacique | F |
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| Ere Pizarro came | L |
| These were lords of men | M |
| Long ago | F |
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| Gods without a name | L |
| Born or how or when | M |
| None may know | F |
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| Now from Yucatan | N |
| These doth Science bear | O |
| Over seas | P |
| - | |
| And methinks a man | N |
| Finds youth doubly fair | O |
| Sketching these | P |
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