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I walked entranced	A
Through a land of Morn	B
The sun with wondrous excess of light	C
Shone down and glanced	A
Over seas of corn	B
And lustrous gardens aleft and right	C
Even in the clime	D
Of resplendent Spain	E
Beams no such sun upon such a land	F
But it was the time	D
'T was in the reign	E
Of Cahal M oacute r of the Wine red Hand	F
	-
Anon stood nigh	G
By my side a man	H
Of princely aspect and port sublime	D
Him queried I	G
Oh my Lord and Khan	I
What clime is this and what golden time	D
When he The clime	D
Is a clime to praise	J
The clime is Erin's the green and bland	F
And it is the time	D
These be the days	J
Of Cahal M oacute r of the Wine red Hand	F
	-
Then saw I thrones	J
And circling fires	J
And a Dome rose near me as by a spell	K
Whence flowed the tones	J
Of silver lyres	J
And many voices in wreath egrave d swell	K
And their thrilling chime	D
Fell on mine ears	J
As the heavenly hymn of an angel band	F
It is now the time	D
These be the years	J
Of Cahal M oacute r of the Wine red Hand	F
	-
I sought the hall	L
And behold a change	M
From light to darkness from joy to woe	N
Kings nobles all	L
Looked aghast and strange	M
The minstrel group sate in dumbest show	N
Had some great crime	D
Wrought this dread amaze	J
This terror None seemed to understand	F
'Twas then the time	D
We were in the days	J
Of Cahal M oacute r of the Wine red Hand	F
	-
I again walked forth	O
But lo the sky	G
Showed flecked with blood and an alien sun	P
Glared from the north	O
And there stood on high	G
Amid his shorn beams a skeleton	P
It was by the stream	D
Of the castled Maine	E
One Autumn eve in the Teuton's land	F
That I dreamed this dream	D
Of the time and reign	E
Of Cahal M oacute r of the Wine red Hand	F

James Clarence Mangan

King Cahal Mór Of The Wine-red Hand Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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