Poems with rhymes of quaking

hands shaking,
body quaking.

The jaws that seemed with anguish quaking;
As some strong hand impatiently
Might chide the tears for prison breaking.

And to note a fly's heart quaking,
And with anguish ever aching

And worry and fear have you quaking,
When each tiny trouble seems bigger than double,
Till mountains of mole-hills you're making:

Bakers must ever be baking.
So, though our nerves may be quaking,

O, slave mother, hope! see-the nation is shaking!
The arm of the Lord is awake to thy wrong!
The slave-holder's heart now with terror is quaking,

My sorrowed chest, I saw, was quaking
But it's not my heart, it's my mind
that's breaking.

And I aint FAKING
Because my current life is SHAKING
Like an Earth QUAKING

heart is breaking,
and how the sea's soul
is quaking--