Poems with rhymes of brightly

Gayest colours flashing brightly,
And the baby clinging tightly,

But here in this room we were laughing lightly,
And glad was the measure our two hearts beat;
And the royal face that was smiling so brightly

ALL my heart is stirring lightly
Like dim violets winter-bound,
Quickening as they feel the brightly

'The sunshine glows so brightly
O'er all the blooming earth;
And every heart beats lightly, --

Out where the grinning skulls bleach whitely
Under the saltbush sparkling brightly;

You are fanning a flame that may burn too brightly,
Oft easily kindled, but hard to put out;
I am not a man to be played with lightly,

Evermore that turf lie lightly,
And, with future showers,
O'er thy slumbers fresh and brightly

The red wine of Hebron glows brightly
In yon goblet—the draught of a king ;
And through the silk awning steals lightly

The sun of March was shining brightly,
And to the air the freshening wind gave lightly

Vestured so brightly,
Coloreth lightly

Father rises, bows politely -
Mother smiles (but not too brightly) -

And the quickening sun shine brightly,
And the latter wind blow lightly,

Well, soon the schoolhouse hove in sight, the winders beamin' brightly;
The sound o' talkin' reached our ears, and voices laffin' lightly.

All my heart is stirring lightly
Like dim violets winter-bound,
Quickening as they feel the brightly

When the whisp'ring summer breeze is waving o'er me lightly,
When the moaning winter winds their wail of sadness make;
Then dearest, then, thine image riseth brightly,

Soft wind rustles the leaves, and brightly
Wavers the light on the ferns and trees;
Water-ripples are laughing lightly,

Oh! fair it is to view, when the zephyr rustles lightly,
And warm sunlight glances back from polished bole and branch;
For then like wavelets on a rill the pendent leaves flash brightly,

of summer. They shine more brightly
than heavenly stars that sparkle nightly.

Dew-soft, around thee brightly,
And blossoms on the grey hawthorn
Lie whitely,

Leaves, upon Time's branch, were growing brightly,
Full of sap, and full of silver dew;
Birds beneath its shelter gathered nightly;