Poems with rhymes of kissing

Oh, Heaven's Heaven! -- but we'll be missing
The palms, and sunlight, and the south;
And there's an end, I think, of kissing,

Nightshade with the woodbine kissing;
Serpents in red roses hissing;

What would I be missing?
Lips that taste of tears, they say,
Are the best for kissing.

Till thy mad lips, missing
All but smothered whisperings,
Press this rose I'm kissing.

For if young girls delight in kissing,
No wonder that the poker's missing.

In spite of tears and kissing;
But early on the wedding day
The station found her missing.

And panting and wishing,
And sighing and kissing,

Yet, by their favour, when they have been kissing,
We can perceive the ready money missing.

And naught will ye be missing
O' battlement or donjon keep,
Or blarney stone for kissing.

sad truth is, a nerve in my DNA is missing
how do I come close to you frollicing with wild friends ay
really - elephants to play with, not my style for kissing

sometimes you dont know what your missing
then you see everyone around you kissing

Constantly whining.
Locking forked tongues in an embrace.
Verbally kissing,

I've realized the missing,
I wish we were kissing;

wondering what im missing
oh, i believe it’s the lips i enjoy kissing.

Now that I have parted from him I feel as if part of me is missing
At night I miss our tender loving and kissing

Four days have passed and still many missing,
Streets are crowded with families and friends hugging and kissing.

one that has been a while missing
the one where u knew it all when we were kissing

your still missing
my soul mate
the man, I should be kissing