Mae Marsh, Motion Picture Actress Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CDED FGHG IJKJ LM M NDOD| In Man's Genesis The Wild Girl of the Sierras The Wharf Rat | A |
| A Girl of the Paris Streets etc | B |
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| I | - |
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| The arts are old old as the stones | C |
| From which man carved the sphinx austere | D |
| Deep are the days the old arts bring | E |
| Ten thousand years of yesteryear | D |
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| II | - |
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| She is madonna in an art | F |
| As wild and young as her sweet eyes | G |
| A frail dew flower from this hot lamp | H |
| That is today's divine surprise | G |
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| Despite raw lights and gloating mobs | I |
| She is not seared a picture still | J |
| Rare silk the fine director's hand | K |
| May weave for magic if he will | J |
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| When ancient films have crumbled like | L |
| Papyrus rolls of Egypt's day | M |
| Let the dust speak Her pride was high | - |
| All but the artist hid away | M |
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| Kin to the myriad artist clan | N |
| Since time began whose work is dear | D |
| The deep new ages come with her | O |
| Tomorrow's years of yesteryear | D |
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