Poems with rhymes of define

A feeling not the jewelled mine
Could teach or bribe me to define-

Methinks no face so gracious is as mine,
No shape so true, no truth of such account;
And for my self mine own worth do define,

Brothers o' mine, brothers o' mine
Brothers in purple, brothers in rags
Who can the bonds of your kin define?

He entered through an ancient mine
And to us doth new world define.

If honour I would here define,
It answers faith in things divine.

Oh, ponder, friend, the porcupine;
Refresh your recollection,
And sit a moment, to define

The essence that alone makes love divine—
The subtle flavoring no tang of this
Weak wine of melody may here define:—

I may never well define,--
For the thoughts that come in the shadows
Never come in the shine.

Hath accents pitched like thine --
Thy mould and his define

And sigh'd to reckon and define
The modes of martyrdom in love,
And how far each one might be mine.

And though far abler Pens must her define,
Yet her Adoption hath engaged mine:

The Soul of man immortal and divine,
And doth the several offices define:

Our legendary writers this define
A present contract, where they nothing sign;

Though sone has oft some beauty most divine,
Which well we feel, yet cannot well define—

He there did quickly quote each line,
And author's name he did define.

'Tis Beggars—Banquets—can define—
'Tis Parching—vitalizes Wine—

My notion of a sportsman ? - I'll try, then, to define.
For preference well bred, of course, of some clean- living line;

With touch so fine,
The border line
The keenest vision can't define;

No finer line
could ever define

Taste? Whose taste? It is hard to define,
If my preference must be confessed,
I am partial to Schubert and Hubert in mine.