Poems with rhymes of slid

While swift the sunny moments slid,
Perhaps his mate sat listening long,
And listened longer than I did.

Through the smoking censer's lid
Dropped a burning coal, which slid

I woke at three; for I was bid
To breakfast with the Dean at nine,
And thence to Church. My curtain slid,

Bade him thank her, which he did
With a speech that slipped and slid,

While swift the sunny moments slid,
Perhaps his mate sat listening long,
And listened longer than I did.

Till, with a sudden twitching lip, he slid
Down to the floor and dodged across and hid

The various parts, and by the tub was hid,
The gods already noticed thither slid;

Thrice happy Adrian! See, thy hands have slid
Trembling on thy Natalia's coffin lid.

I tried to get away, but, as I slid
Under a bush, he saw me, and he bent
Far down and said, 'Where is the Princess hid?'

To suffer badly when he slid
And tumbled (as he always did).

Let wine repair what this undid;
And where the infection slid,

There was one thing to do, and that one thing he did,
He lent her some clouts of his own,
And she took 'em perforce; and while in 'em she slid,

And clucked like hens. They surely did.
They bought two HOtel frying pans
And in them down the mountain slid.

Three days on the toppling lid of hell, like an ill-made cauldron’s lid.
The breathless pause ere the flashlight fell where the creeping foe was hid,
The blood-streaked decks, and the grunt or yell, when the stricken slipped and slid.

'He worshipped as his fathers did,
And kept the faith of childish days,
And, howsoe'er he strayed or slid,

Where unsuspected boys have slid,
They fall not down - though they would not
Mind if they did: