At Cashel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FFGHH IIJJJ| ABOVE me stand worn from their ancient use | A |
| The King's the Bishop's and the Warrior's house | B |
| Quiet as folds upon a grassy knoll | C |
| Stark grey they stand wall joined to ancient wall | D |
| Chapel and Castle and Cathedral | E |
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| It is not they are old but stone by stone | F |
| Into another lifetime they have grown | F |
| The life of memories an old man has | G |
| They dream upon what things have come to pass | H |
| And know that stones grow friendly with the grass | H |
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| The name has crumbled CASHEL that has come | I |
| From conqueror challenging CASTELLUM | I |
| Walls m a name No citadel is here | J |
| Now as a fane the empty walls uprear | J |
| Where green and greener grass spreads far and near | J |
Padraic Colum
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