Egan O'rahilly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACCDDEEBF BAA| Here in a distant place I hold my tongue | A |
| I am O'Rahilly | B |
| When I was young | A |
| Who now am young no more | C |
| I did not eat things picked up from the shore | C |
| The periwinkle and the tough dogfish | D |
| At even time have got into my dish | D |
| The great where are they now the great had said | E |
| This is not seemly bring to him instead | E |
| That which serves his and serves our dignity | B |
| And that was done | F |
| - | |
| I am O'Rahilly | B |
| Here in a distant place I hold my tongue | A |
| Who once said all his say when he was young | A |
James Stephens
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