The Kiss Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEDFGHDDFDI| Lips' language to lips' ears | A |
| Two drinking each other's heart it seems | B |
| Two roving loves who have left home | C |
| pilgrims to the confluence of lips | D |
| Two waves rise by the law of love | E |
| to break and die on two sets of lips | D |
| Two wild desires craving each other | F |
| meet at last at the body's limits | G |
| Love's writing a song in dainty letters | H |
| layers of kiss calligraphy on lips | D |
| Plucking flowers from two sets of lips | D |
| perhaps to thread them into a chain later | F |
| This sweet union of lips | D |
| is the red marriage bed of a pair of smiles | I |
Rabindranath Tagore
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