Poems with rhymes of strides

Unheeded Danger near him strides,
Love laughs, and on a lion rides.

Restless at times with heavy strides
He paces his parlor to and fro;
He is like a ship that at anchor rides,

On as I strode with my huge strides,
I flung back my head and I held my sides,

The tuck'd-up Sempstress walks with hasty Strides,
While Streams run down her oil'd Umbrella's Sides.

And the sheep browsing on its sides
To and fro, with slow-paced strides,

And where the press in noisiest, and the tides
Of trade run highest and widest, there and then
You shall behold him, edging with equal strides

Time, the colossus of the world, that strides
With each foot plunged in darkness silent glides,

As in the grass a serpent glides,
He fascinates her fluttering will,
Then terrifies with dreadful strides.

Restless at times with heavy strides
He paces his parlor to and fro;
He is like a ship that at anchor rides,

He might not linger, but with winged strides
Like one pursued, fled down the mountain-sides --

But in the sheltering hovel hides
That from two propping dotterels strides

Canopy. A glimmering ray of sunshine unveils her celestial eyes.
Boldly she jumps into the meadow, unafraid of her unveiling.
I watch this fawn pace along love’s edge with sensuous strides.

Under death's wing, pain subsides.
Please bow your heads, and calm your strides.

Every night I walk with you in dynamic strides.
Lately you evaporate into ebbing tides.