My Love And My Heart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFCDCD GHGHCDCD GIGICDCD| Oh the days were ever shiny | A |
| When I ran to meet my love | B |
| When I press'd her hand so tiny | A |
| Through her tiny tiny glove | B |
| Was I very deeply smitten | C |
| Oh I loved like anything | D |
| But my love she is a kitten | C |
| And my heart's a ball of string | D |
| - | |
| She was pleasingly poetic | E |
| And she loved my little rhymes | F |
| For our tastes were sympathetic | E |
| In the old and happy times | F |
| Oh the ballads I have written | C |
| And have taught my love to sing | D |
| But my love she is a kitten | C |
| And my heart's a ball of string | D |
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| Would she listen to my offer | G |
| On my knees I would impart | H |
| A sincere and ready proffer | G |
| Of my hand and of my heart | H |
| And below her dainty mitten | C |
| I would fix a wedding ring | D |
| But my love she is a kitten | C |
| And my heart's a ball of string | D |
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| Take a warning happy lover | G |
| From the moral that I show | I |
| Or too late you may discover | G |
| What I learn'd a month ago | I |
| We are scratch'd or we are bitten | C |
| By the pets to whom we cling | D |
| Oh my love she is a kitten | C |
| And my heart's a ball of string | D |
Henry S. Leigh
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