In Rome, when Morgan came to town,
They nailed the Colosseum down.
A great Collector! Once his Fad
Was Coins, but when in time he had
Collected all the coin in sight,
To Europe's Art his thoughts took flight.
But let not Europe palpitate
For fear of an Art Syndicate.
There are more Rembrandts, strange to say,
Than ever were in Rembrandt's day;
And statues "planted" in the sand
Will always equal the demand.
J. Pierpont Morgan
Oliver Herford
(1)
Poem topics: fear, time, flight, great, town, strange, equal, demand, Valentine's Day, europe, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
Submit Spanish Translation
Submit German Translation
Submit French Translation
Write your comment about J. Pierpont Morgan poem by Oliver Herford
Best Poems of Oliver Herford