Poems with rhymes of mime

Remains of Rome. O world, thou unconstant mime!
That which stands firm in thee Time batters down,
And that which fleeteth doth outrun swift Time.

The genial hour with mask and mime;
For change of place, like growth of time,

With mystery-play and masque and mime
And wait-songs speed the holy time!

The starling's an accomplished mime:
Between his love-making
He solaces her brooding-time

Merry then was Christmas time,
Kept with carol, masque, and mime ;

For all the vanished fruit and flower of Time
Are flower and fruit in worlds we cannot see,
And all we see is as a shadow-mime

She raised her hands to suit the rhyme,
She clasped them on her heart;
There never lived the city mime

A gifted singer with a loud mime
A dancer born ahead of his time

In the movies big time
Practicing Marcel mime

I need to talk and you need time.
I'm ready to scream, and you want it in mime.

You'll go on and I will remain transfixed in time
I would go on to become a mime

Alarm clocks ignore the set in your urgent time.
Although inanimate they simply mock-mime.

Forcing one to mime
To be frozen still
Upon this faint time

Invited to your darkest time
Viewed through an altered sight
Your represented heart does mime

He lost his watch. He lost his time.
He lost his voice: he is a mime.

You're out of time
So silent, why?
You wretched mime

You're out of time
So silent, why?
You wretched mime

a beat up car giving us a good time
worries flew out the window, away...far
soft gazes, feet on his lap--a love mime

Always in soporific mime;
Uttering the rhyme;

Romance is sublime
Excellence is typical
Perfection all mime