Poems with rhymes of astride

The Hag is astride,
This night for to ride,

For want of room by Virgo's side,
She'll strain a point, and sit astride,

And the kiddies run to meet us, and are begging for a ride
On the broad old 'Prince' and 'Darkey' they can hardly sit astride;

The Sheriff on his sturdy cob astride
Talks with the chief, who marches by their side,

But now we've for pilot a damsel astride
On a stud-book and blood one, determined to ride,

Away! away! Our mother Earth is wide;
And our poor lives and loves of what avail?
All life is here; and here we sit astride

filtering burdened pores of intricate mind,
for a renewal of liveliness,
and powerful glints of hope astride.

Dare I mount him, dare I ride?
Would he take to me?
Could I seat myself astride?

From high astride
Their pinnacle of phallic pride,