The Enchantment Of Cuchullain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBBBCCDDEEFFBB| While our vision backward cast | A |
| Ranged the everliving past | A |
| Through a haze of misty things | B |
| Luminous with quiverings | B |
| Musical as starry chimes | B |
| Rose a hero of old times | B |
| In whose breast the magic powers | B |
| Slumbering from primeval hours | B |
| Woke at the enchantment wild | C |
| Of Aed Abrait's lovely child | C |
| Still for all her Druid learning | D |
| With the wild bird heart whose yearning | D |
| Blinded at his strength and beauty | E |
| Clung to love and laughed at duty | E |
| Warrior chief and mystic maid | F |
| Through your stumbling footsteps strayed | F |
| This at least in part atones | B |
| Jewels were your stumbling stones | B |
George William Russell
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