J. Pierpont Morgan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEFFGG| In Rome when Morgan came to town | A |
| They nailed the Colosseum down | A |
| A great Collector Once his Fad | B |
| Was Coins but when in time he had | B |
| Collected all the coin in sight | C |
| To Europe's Art his thoughts took flight | C |
| But let not Europe palpitate | D |
| For fear of an Art Syndicate | E |
| There are more Rembrandts strange to say | F |
| Than ever were in Rembrandt's day | F |
| And statues planted in the sand | G |
| Will always equal the demand | G |
Oliver Herford
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