Poems with rhymes of as

Seek we then ourselves in ourselves ; for as
Men force the sun with much more force to pass,

Thee fain his whole realm to be quit; and as
The world's all parts wither away and pass,

Thereof enthralling his mute listeners, as
They grouped about him in the orchard grass,

Was all I said of her; but as
For his own virtues, let them pass,

Their frolic bodies gentle as
Flakes in the air that pass,

But with that wisdom and that method, as
No one that's there his guilty glass

Yea, make their lone tracks pleasant as
A soft meandering path in grass.

There is something in the air as
You look around at the concrete and glass

"Your hair is so soft; your skin feels smooth as glass"
He touched my body from head to toe as

feelings I try to hide may as
well be hiding behind a sheet of
glass.

sweat on an ice tea glass.
His body presses hard against mine
I can't breathe, suffocating like a humid day as

Dazed and limp I looked up into the sunlight my sword still held high as
He showed no mercy to deliver his final blow, but alas!