Ban and Arriere Ban--A Rally of Fugitive Rhymes
CENTRAL AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES IN SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM

Andrew Lan

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'Youth and crabbed age

Cannot live together;'

So they say.

On this little page

See you when and whether

That they may.

Age was very old -

Stones from Chichimec

Hardly wrung;

Youth had hair of gold

Knotted on her neck -

Fair and young!

Age was carved with odd

Slaves, and priests that slew them -

God and Beast;

Man and Beast and God -

There she sat and drew them,

King and Priest!

There she sat and drew

Many a monstrous head

And antique;

Horrors from Peru,

HUACAS doubly dead,

Dead cacique!

Ere Pizarro came

These were lords of men

Long ago;

Gods without a name,

Born or how or when,

None may know!

Now from Yucatan

These doth Science bear

Over seas;

And methinks a man

Finds youth doubly fair,

Sketching these!

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