Kissing Time Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEAE AFDFDGEG AFHFIEFE CJCJEGEG| 'T is when the lark goes soaring | A |
| And the bee is at the bud | B |
| When lightly dancing zephyrs | C |
| Sing over field and flood | B |
| When all sweet things in nature | D |
| Seem joyfully achime | E |
| 'T is then I wake my darling | A |
| For it is kissing time | E |
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| Go pretty lark a soaring | A |
| And suck your sweets bee | F |
| Sing ye winds of summer | D |
| Your songs to mine and me | F |
| For with your song and rapture | D |
| Cometh the moment when | G |
| It's half past kissing time | E |
| And time to kiss again | G |
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| So so the days go fleeting | A |
| Like golden fancies free | F |
| And every day that cometh | H |
| Is full of sweets for me | F |
| And sweetest are those moments | I |
| My darling comes to climb | E |
| Into my lap to mind me | F |
| That it is kissing time | E |
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| Sometimes maybe he wanders | C |
| A heedless aimless way | J |
| Sometimes maybe he loiters | C |
| In pretty prattling play | J |
| But presently bethinks him | E |
| And hastens to me then | G |
| For it's half past kissing time | E |
| And time to kiss again | G |
Eugene Field
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