Poems with rhymes of decide

So hard a point decide;
Row on, row on, for ever
I'd have thee by my side.

Ourself cannot decide—
Of their imperial Conduct—
No person testified—

So when her two lovers, whose patience was tried,
Implored her between them at once to decide,

Whether in pure humility or pride,
They only knew, and they would not decide.

let Fate or the winds decide --
The worst of the Great Unknown they dared
in the days when the world was wide.

A fact the years decide;
It is a common thing with cats
And not a thing to hide.

"You see, I am willing to marry my bride
Until you've arranged this affair;
I will blow out my brains when your honours decide

'The passes at Yarrow are rugged and wide,
There meet me to-morrow alone ;
This quarrel we two with our swords will decide,

If rightly tuneful bards decide,
If it be fix'd in love's decrees,
That beauty ought not to be tried

Plain-path'd Experience, th'unlearned's guide,
Her simple followers evidently shows
Sometimes what Schoolmen scarcely can decide,

Which he most wished to be his bride,
Nor was he able to decide.

With but a chess board to divide;
She with her arms propped on the table,
Deep pondering, puzzled to decide--

And then, good upright Macae shall decide;
Thus things arrang'd, the ladies homeward plied.

When comes the season of decay, they both decide
Upon sweet, husky cats to be the household pride;

The day approached when Fortune should decide
The important enterprise, and give the bride;

Whether Man fell by lucklessness or pride,-
Let jarring sects, and not the Muse, decide.

The Pharisee replied;
Then our Lord, by judging so,
Thou dost for her decide:

We might e'en divide—
Should a shrewd betray me—
Atropos decide!

Thus while confusion most mens hearts divide
Fire doth their small exchecquer soon decide.

And blood had been spilt sufficient; so they gave him a chance to decide
If he's haul down his bit of bunting and come on the winning side.