Poems with rhymes of listened

Wild strains to which, spell-bound, the nightingales listened;
The wondering spirits of heaven were mute,
And tears 'mong the dewdrops of morning oft glistened.

The day that I was christened-
It's a hundred years, and more!-
A hag came and listened

And we walked where the stream through the branches glistened;
And I told and retold her my love was true,
While she listened and smiled, and smiled and listened.

Tears upon his eyelids glistened,
As he paused awhile and listened,

From a crag on a thyme-clad height where the dew still glistened;
He sang like the spirit of Spring in that dawn-flushed air,
While the angels opened their doors and the whole sky listened:

The others reverently listened,
Some bearded lips were seen to twitch,
Some shaded eyes with moisture glistened.

'Mong the deep-cloven fells that for ages had listened
To the rush of the pebble-paved river between,
Where the kingfisher screamed and gray precipice glistened,

He said--oh, faithless gown, you listened
While on your sheen two tear drops glistened--

So often, so often to him I listened,
In eager worship, devout and lowly;
My songs were christened

The Long Serpent was she christened,
'Mid the roar of cheer on cheer!
They who to the Saga listened

Where thick the ivy glistened;
So I, who long have vainly groped
For wisdom, leaned and listened.

And stroke her neck until it glistened,
And speak soft words: I don't suppose
She understand - but how she listened!

Like startled spectres that paused and listened,
The few white posts of the stockyard stood;
And seemed to move as the moonlight glistened

New courage as they listened,
And while they watched the weird camp-light,
And while the still stars glistened,

But to me, they never listened.
To tackle them, so hard i try,
But my eyes start glistened.