Fuchsia Hedges In Connacht Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEFGBHIB JKBLBBMBBB| I THINK some saint of Eirinn wandering far | A |
| Found you and brought you here Demoiselles | B |
| For so I greet you in this alien air | C |
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| And like those maidens who were only known | D |
| In their own land as daughters of the King | E |
| Children of Charlemagne | F |
| You have by following that pilgrim saint | G |
| Become high vot resses | B |
| You have made your palace beauty dedicate | H |
| And your pomp serviceable | I |
| You stand beside our folds | B |
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| I think you came from some old Roman land | J |
| Most alien but most Catholic are you | K |
| Your purple is the purple that enfolds | B |
| In Passion Week the Shrine | L |
| Your scarlet is the scarlet of the wounds | B |
| You bring before our walls before our doors | B |
| Lamps of the Sanctuary | M |
| And in this stony place | B |
| The time the robin sings | B |
| Through your bells rings the Angelus | B |
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