Poems with rhymes of confidence

No one of finely-pointed sense
Would violate a confidence,

And the grace to draw from thence
Larger hope and confidence.

Spring heroes many: issuing thence,
Names that should leave no vacant air
For fresh delight in confidence.

At breakfast with us. She has sense,
Humility, and confidence;

But most amazingly immense
Is his inane self-confidence

Stands, with easy confidence,
Here before you on the fence.

With how much ease, with how much confidence--
As if, superior to each grosser sense,

When we are gone from hence,
But vanities, while here? O mad
And foolish confidence.

With sweets for every sense;
And there with his descending LORD
He walked in confidence.

Who has the utmost confidence
That all the banks now in suspense

My body, tired but tense,
Hovers 'twixt vague pleasure
And tremulous confidence.

But with dogged confidence
Backed their nation's sound good sense.

And life's maturer friendship - and the sense
Of heart-warm, open, fearless confidence;

At once made sharer of her confidence,
As by enchantment of some rapturous dream;
With subtler vision gifted, finer sense,

My body tired but tense
Hovers 'twixt vague pleasure
And tremulous confidence.

And don't cross the fence
Know the value of the word
Now you've got confidence

With how much ease, with how much confidence--
As if, superior to each grosser sense,

with foolish confidence.
They obviate sagacity
with utter impudence.

Rinse away the shame with a new found confidence,
Turn your life in the direction that makes more sense.

The Two-face of the swindler expresses confidence
for bilking the innocent by incurring expense.