Poems with rhymes of devine

Yours in mine,
Whocould resist
A love so devine?

In lyric world of song and shine,
With ecstasy from dawn to dawn,
Until we greet the dawn Devine.

A voice was needed, sweet and true and fine
As the sad spirit of the evening breeze,
Throbbing with human passion, yet devine

The louder notes, to soften, and refine,
And with alternate verse, compleat the Hymn Devine.

He started racing Jack Devine,
And grumbled when I made him stop.
The pace he showed was extra fine,

A ruined homestead for her secret shrine,
Dwells Beauty's self, half-earthly, half-devine-

Personne pure, ombre divine,
Qu'ils sont doux, tes pas retenus !
Dieux !... tous les dons que je devine

My acting wonderfully devine,
Imagine being beautiful and famous,
That was a special dream of mine.

The kavachkundaley, devine,
With their very armour and spine,

Shall soon be mine
For now I lay
In Sweet Devine.

Mysterious, you suddenly arrived into the world of mine
Mysterious, life's path is as if it has been planned
before life by the Devine

Patsy Cline?
That special talent was so devine.

Tasty as the sweetest wine,
Her breath delightfully warm,
Mother of mine so devine.

entangled with mine.
You still seemed unaware
that this pair was devine.

A love Devine
Your A taste
Of sweet red wine