Poems with rhymes of Moat

She'll leave no more hairs on your coat-
Her trying to pinch other folks' monarchs-
I'll give her a swim in the moat.

By the brazen castle's moat,
The sentry hums a livelier note.

Here, in the fumes of a feculent moat,
Under an alp with inscrutable gloom on it,
Squats the wild witch with a ghoul at her throat!

That, with a coffin for a boat,
Rows daily o'er the Stygian moat,

The waters of the 'robber barons'' moat.
To fetch, and carry was your humble trade,
And ferry Stanford over in a boat,

Invulnerable in its glassy moat,
A breath of ghostly summers seems to float

We were first to hear, in the hazel moat,
The nut-brown bird with the poet's note,

And stag teeth foam about the raven throat;
Flame cataracts of heaven in seething swarms
Fed down your anklets to the sunset’s moat.

Than undishonored that his flag might float
Over the towers of liberty, he made
His breast the bulwark and his blood the moat.

On to the thorns, - or into the moat!
What would become of your new green coat?

In sleep she sobs and seems to float,
A water-lily, all alone
Within a lonely castle-moat;

Gleaming from the cote
Flurried by the almonry
O'er the moat,--

Celestial spence of havenspence denote
e'ry soldier cascades his dream 'pon ship and boat
and though my castle craveth a moat

Right in the pocket like a moat
Syncopating and disciplining the ride with
Every quarter, eighth, and sixteenth note

Swiftly over to horizons gently float,
Mind the castles long surrounded by their moat,

Caesar! Caesar! On the boat,
By the pirates dreadful moat,

Lily pads and rose petals float
Tosses living babies to
Pirhana in the moat

Cheer him from across the moat
The Stuttering Savior's sacrifice
Ensures that they get out the vote