At The Museum Of Natural History Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBC DCEB FBBB BGHI IJKB IIGL MBNIIIOP BIBB QBD IDRB

The lessons we learned hereA
fumbling with our lunchbagsB
handkerchiefsB
secret cheeks of bubblegumC
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were graver than anyD
in the schoolroomC
the dangers of a lifeE
frozen into posesB
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Trilobites in theirF
petrified ghettosB
lumbering dinosaursB
who'd outsized themselvesB
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told how nature wasB
an endless morality playG
in which the cockroachH
all such beadyeyedI
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exemplars of adjustmentI
might well recite the epilogueJ
No one was safeK
but stagnation wasB
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the surest suicideI
To mankind's HamletI
what six legged creature would playG
Fortinbras It made you scratchL
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your head thinkM
for about two minutesB
Going out I rememberN
how we stopped to look atI
Teddy RooseveltI
Soldier Statesman NaturalistI
Hunter HistorianO
et cetera et ceteraP
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His bronze bulk four times life sizeB
bestrode Central Park WestI
like a colossusB
His monumental horseB
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snorted towards the parkQ
Oh we were full of Evolution its lessonsB
When the girls giggling madlyD
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the boys blushing we peekedI
between those huge legs to seeD
those awe inspiringR
Brobdingnagian ballsB

Erica Jong



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