The Land Of Kisses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE AFAFGHHH AAAAAAAA AHAHHAHA| Where is the Land of Kisses | A |
| Can you tell tell tell | B |
| Ah yes I know its blisses | A |
| Very well | B |
| 'Tis not beneath the swinging | C |
| Of the Jessamine | D |
| Where gossip birds sit singing | C |
| In the vine | E |
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| Where is the Land of Kisses | A |
| Do you know know know | F |
| Is it such a land as this is | A |
| No truly no | F |
| Nor is it 'neath the Myrtle | G |
| Where each butterfly | H |
| Can brush your lady's kirtle | H |
| Flitting by | H |
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| Where is the Land of Kisses | A |
| Can you say say say | A |
| Yes there a red lip presses | A |
| Mine ev'ry day | A |
| But 'tis not where the Pansies | A |
| Open purple eyes | A |
| And gossip all their fancies | A |
| To the skies | A |
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| I know the Land of Kisses | A |
| Passing well well well | H |
| Who seeks it often misses | A |
| Let me tell | H |
| Fly lover like a swallow | H |
| Where your lady goes | A |
| You'll find it if you follow | H |
| 'Neath the Rose | A |
Isabella Valancy Crawford
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