Cuchullain's Lament Over Fardiad Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCA AADEEA AAFGGA AAHIIA AAJKJL| Play was each pleasure each | A |
| Until Fardiad faced the beach | A |
| One had been our student life | B |
| One in strife of school our place | C |
| One our gentle teacher's grace | C |
| Loved o'er all and each | A |
| - | |
| Play was each pleasure each | A |
| Until Fardiad faced the beach | A |
| One had been our wonted ways | D |
| One the praise for feat of fields | E |
| Scatach gave two victor shields | E |
| Equal prize to each | A |
| - | |
| Play was each pleasure each | A |
| Till Fardiad faced the beach | A |
| Dear that pillar of pure gold | F |
| Who fell cold beside the ford | G |
| Hosts of heroes felt his sword | G |
| First in battle's breach | A |
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| Play was each pleasure each | A |
| Till Fardiad faced the beach | A |
| Lion fiery fierce and bright | H |
| Wave whose might no thing withstands | I |
| Sweeping with the shrieking sands | I |
| Horror o'er the beach | A |
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| Play was each pleasure each | A |
| Till Fardiad faced the beach | A |
| Loved Fardiad dear to me | J |
| I shall dree his death for aye | K |
| Yesterday a Mountain he | J |
| But a shade to day | L |
George Sigerson
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