Poems with rhymes of abides

How sweet to think a tear for you abides,
Not all unuseful, in the wave she rides!

While yet the rolling earth abides,
Men come and go like Ocean tides;

Since in his silence and refusal lies
Their self-development, so God abides

Fate is a sea without shore, and the soul is a rock that abides;
But her ears are vexed with the roar and her face with the foam of the tides.

to lift the veil from blinded eyes
and make known to waiting hearts
that God with men abides.

The fire which in the heart resides;
The spirit bloweth and is still,
In mystery our soul abides.

In my soul abides,
For white as the moon and cold
Is the heart she hides.

Satan their vain attempts derides,
Whether they talk, or pray, or preach;
Long as the love of sin abides,

His soul love's gentle flame derides,
And like a statue he abides

Fantastic care derides,
But in the serious landscape lone
Stern benefit abides.

With the abiding He abides,
Eternally the same;
From shore to shore Time's sounding tides

As the black tents, where Ishmael's line abides,
With glitt'ring trophies dress their inward sides;

This harmless grove no lurking viper hides,
But in my breast the serpent Love abides.

“Ten I tell with shield-hung sides.
Nought but a fool his death abides.”

The rich man in his wealth confides,
But in my God my trust abides;

Their facts are going headlong on the tides,
Like commas on a line of History's page;
Nor that which once they took for Truth abides,

The Holiest abides;
Not in the scroll's dead letter
The eternal secret hides.

Plashes with easy wave its flaggy sides,
And to the calm of heart, in calmness shows
What pleasure there abides,

Grown weary of the service, no scoffer long derides,
For past the veils and darkness, a very god abides….

Of building doves in lordly trees set high,
Trees which enclose a home where love abides --