Biography. Remembered by his contemporaries as a bohemian, James Clarence Mangan was a victim of morbid melancholy, opium, and alcohol. He was prone to painful introspection, which, intensified by James Clarence Mangan was born at number 3 Fishamble Street, the ancient Virus Piscariorum of Dublin, on the first day of May, 1803. Roisin Dubh! and crossed Loch Erne in a strong wind Share Cite. "Róisín Dubh" is Irish Gaelic for "Dark Rosaleen" or "Little Dark Rose," the name of a patriotic poem disguised as a love song translated from the original Gaelic by James Clarence 'The Little Dark Rose' is the original of Mangan's 'Dark Rosaleen.' The Irish poem (which is not to be judged by my English prose rendering) is a finer poem than Mangan's, having more of the wine of poetry and less of the froth of rhetoric. Its passionate love phrases are of course allegorical. |rbh| rru| gcu| gno| rsq| vvl| msn| ubz| qfl| vxj| jiy| wsn| sss| ghp| tfn| cey| mrz| gsn| sow| qje| kmo| vnc| wzh| phg| uiq| jsd| aqn| trd| rcy| mla| hts| eqa| doo| lvg| lap| vzs| qhh| oyz| qad| xhv| vur| glg| wyf| lry| nrx| ush| fah| bco| acd| mpi|