Poems with rhymes of scarred

And body bent and scarred,
While my whole life-gain he could bet
Upon a single card.

All with honor scarred,
Do you falter, finding hard

Dew-besprinkled, bramble-marred,
Poor duped mortal, travel-scarred,

And be their paint the evening peace is jarred.
These ragged acres fire and the axe have scarred,

When stiff and sore and scarred
I take away my hand
From leaning on it hard

Huge elm, with rifted trunk all notched and scarred,
Like to a warrior's destiny! I love
To stretch me often on thy shadowed sward,

Umber and yellow scarred,
Out to the utmost precipice,
To the point that was ocean-barred,

‘Twon’t make me any less battered and scarred;
Though I’ve grown grey at it - oh, for a day at it,
Oh, for an hour ‘twixt the wings of the yard.

All broken and beaten and scarred,
Just have one more try -- it's dead easy to die,
It's the keeping-on-living that's hard.

Have grown sterner and more hard,
And the freshness of their features
Somewhat harsh and battle-scarred,

He was filthy he was scarred
By the claws of many women
He had failed to disregard

Are evil starred?
How have we erred and sinned to be
So scourged and scarred?

To cherish what is best. Our souls are scarred
By daily agonies, and our conscience marred

He will lie within a ward,
Harmless as a man can be,
With his face grotesquely scarred,

From this low sky, pale blue and purple-barred—
This placid sea, with steel and silver shaded—
This fair earth, now with autumn furrows scarred.

Let my warmth and glow caress you, for your trails are grim and hard;
Let my arms of comfort press you, hunger-hewn and battle-scarred:

At the time I was sorry I cared & sorry I tried so hard
I'm sorry it had to happen-
I'm sorry that both our hearts were scarred-

We're walty, strained, and scarred
From the kentledge on the kelson
To the slings upon the yard.

The eddying amber depths retard,
And hold, as in a ring, at play,
The heavy saw-logs notched and scarred;

A saddle scratched and scarred –
And Brown Bee at the railing
That rings the station yard;