The Kindergarten Miss Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCCCCAACCDEFC AAGHIIIHDDCCCCGC| The little kindergarten miss | A |
| Source of all my joy and bliss | A |
| Every evening in the window | B |
| Waits and watches just for me | C |
| Waits and watches for her daddy | C |
| And I see her waving paddie | C |
| As I hurry hurry homeward | C |
| In the twilight joyfully | C |
| Then when I have snatched a kiss | A |
| That sweet kindergarten miss | A |
| Cries 'Now daddy come and see it | C |
| Come and see what I have made | C |
| Here's a picture frame for you | D |
| Made of paper white and blue ' | E |
| And I look upon her labors | F |
| Half exulting half afraid | C |
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| Oh you kindergarten miss | A |
| You have made far more than this | A |
| You have made my heart beat faster | G |
| Than it ever beat before | H |
| As your little work you 're showing | I |
| You have set my eyes to glowing | I |
| And my tears will start up flowing | I |
| In another minute more | H |
| Though this picture frame of blue | D |
| Doesn't now mean much to you | D |
| Little kindergarten lassie | C |
| It's a treasure rare to me | C |
| And those fingers that have made it | C |
| On my heart have also laid it | C |
| And your face is in the center | G |
| For the god of love to see | C |
Edgar Albert Guest
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