Begging Another Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCD EFGHGH IIJKJK| For love's sake kiss me once again | A |
| I long and should not beg in vain | B |
| Here's none to spy or see | C |
| Why do you doubt or stay | D |
| I'll taste as lightly as the bee | C |
| That doth but touch his flower and flies away | D |
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| Once more and faith I will be gone | E |
| Can he that loves ask less than one | F |
| Nay you may err in this | G |
| And all your bounty wrong | H |
| This could be called but half a kiss | G |
| What we're but once to do we should do long | H |
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| I will but mend the last and tell | I |
| Where how it sould have relished well | I |
| Join lip to lip and try | J |
| Each suck other's breath | K |
| And whilst our tongues perplexed lie | J |
| Let who will think us dead or wish our death | K |
Ben Jonson
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