Poems with rhymes of assert

Its smoke in six directions to assert
Your lack of appetite for others' dirt?

Why do not thou and joy their reign assert
Over winter, death, and hurt?

To the astounded kingdoms all inert,
Who deemed thee for a time whate'er thou didst assert.

I can assert,
the hardest of feats,
like a savored dessert,

His will he would assert,
With weapons in his hand,
The Baltic to convert.

Mouth dry like a desert
Leaving me with nothing to assert

And lends existence to all things inert.
It's music in words, music is it's sound,
Words that turn luminous, love they assert.

A grain of sand, a piece of dirt,
you could write a book on each, I assert.

If you're utterly aggrieved and traumatized by hurt,
if you're thwarted as bereaved because harm is overt,
you have the heebie-jeebies, that's what it's to assert.

You can always dish the dirt and allegations assert,
show emergency alert, behave as a reckless flirt,