Poems with rhymes of discharge

Whose head has grown too large,
Ends by destroying its own job
And works its own discharge;

Wide theatre! where tempests play at large,
And God's right hand can all its wrath discharge.

Now winter nights enlarge
This number of their hours;
And clouds their storms discharge

Their stores abound, if thou thy hand enlarge;
Confus'd they are, when thou thy beams dost hide;
In dust resolv'd, if thou their breath discharge.

And wary noted all the course at large
Of their proceeding, and their multitude,
And deeming better, if he could discharge

NOW winter nights enlarge
The number of their hours,
And clouds their storms discharge

Not pointing to fit folks each undercharge,
While every office themselves will discharge,

Now winter nights enlarge
The number of their hours,
And clouds their storms discharge

Thy public duties long with grace discharge,
Esteem'd and honour'd by the world at large.

When the Lady was given the discharge,
The Doctor gave her a paper box and a letter -large.

Dumb minds are obstructive, they defeat and discharge.
Smart minds are instructive, they inform and enlarge.