The Mistletoe Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Kiss me there now little Neddy	A
Do you see her staring steady	A
There again you had a chance of her	B
Didn't you catch the pretty glance of her	B
See her nest On any planet	A
Never was a sweeter than it	A
Never nest was such as this is	C
Tis the nest of all the kisses	D
With the mother kiss bird sitting	E
All through Christmas never flitting	E
Kisses kisses kisses hatching	E
Sweetest birdies for the catching	E
Oh the precious little brood	A
Always in a loving mood	A
There's one under Mamy's hood	A
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There that's one I caught this minute	A
Musical as any linnet	A
Where it is your big eyes question	F
With of doubt a wee suggestion	F
There it is upon mouth merry	A
There it is upon cheek cherry	A
There's another on chin chinnie	F
Now it's off and lights on Minnie	F
There's another on nose nosey	D
There's another on lip rosy	D
And the kissy bird is hatching	E
Hundreds more for only catching	E
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Why the mistletoe she chooses	D
And the Christmas tree refuses	D
There's a puzzle for your mother	B
I'll present you with another	B
Tell me why you question asker	B
Cruel heartless mother tasker	B
Why of all the trees before her	B
Gathered round or spreading o'er her	B
Jenny Wren should choose the apple	G
For her nursery and chapel	G
Or Jack Daw build in the steeple	G
High above the praying people	G
Tell me why the limping plover	B
O'er moist meadow likes to hover	B
Why the partridge with such trouble	G
Builds her nest where soon the stubble	G
Will betray her hop thumb cheepers	D
To the eyes of all the reapers	D
Tell me Charley tell me Janey	D
Answer all or answer any	D
And I'll tell you with much pleasure	B
Why this little bird of treasure	B
Nestles only in the mistletoe	A
Never never goes the thistle to	A
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Not an answer Tell without it	A
Yes all that I know about it	A
Mistletoe then cannot flourish	H
Cannot find the food to nourish	H
But on other plant when planted	A
And for kissing two are wanted	A
That is why the kissy birdie	D
Looks about for oak tree sturdy	D
And the plant that grows upon it	A
Like a wax flower on a bonnet	A
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But my blessed little mannie	D
All the birdies are not cannie	D
That the kissy birdie hatches	D
Some are worthless little patches	D
Which indeed if they don't smutch you	A
'Tis they're dead before they touch you	A
While for kisses vain and greedy	D
Kisses flattering kisses needy	D
They are birds that never waddled	D
Out of eggs that only addled	D
Some there are leave spots behind them	I
On your cheek for years you'd find them	I
Little ones I do beseech you	A
Never let such birdies reach you	A
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It depends what net you venture	B
What the sort of bird will enter	B
I will tell you in a minute	D
What net takes kiss lark or linnet	D
Any bird indeed worth hatching	E
And just therefore worth the catching	E
The one net that never misses	D
Catching at least some true kisses	D
Is the heart that loving truly	D
Always loves the old love newly	D
But to spread out would undo it	D
Let the birdies fly into it	D

George Macdonald

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