Poems with rhymes of disband

Think'st Thou that this Love can stand,
Whilst Thou still dost say me nay?
Love unpaid does soon disband:

Let gentleness and peace overspread the land;
And bid our infant warriors disband.

But they dissolved once our woes disband,
Th' assurance cancell'd by one fatall hand;

The Banner touch not, stay your hand,
This multitude of men disband,

Now, the day foreseen is breaking—it has dawned upon the land,
And the priests still preach in Ireland: do they bid their flocks disband!

Let who will command,
Thou hadst better disband,

The British flags are furl'd, her troops disband,
And scatter'd armies seek their native land.

When from warm showers the pearly shades disband
And sunset opens o'er the humid land,

What are you correcting? What do you disband?
What are you perfecting? What do you demand?

to Earth with a gentle hand.
The Lady slowly ascends,
as merging shadows disband.

Events of slight importance seem to suddenly expand.
Big measures once imagined seem to suddenly disband.

The first time you feel awe for a new shadow band
it will turn your head around
and cause a softer stand that nothing can disband