Poems with rhymes of subside

Whether my maiden ways would hide,
Or lose and to that need subside,

That blessing be denied;
Resigned and unreluctant, see
My every wish subside.

The doubtful beam long nods from side to side;
At length the wits mount up, the hairs subside.

That all the cares subside,
Which lurk beneath the tide

The shouts of the Ring for a space subside,
And slackens the bookmaker's roar ;
Now, Davis, rally ; now, Carter, ride,

See Nature, thus, the gen'rous Juice divide;
The Spirit rises, and the Dregs subside.

When the Prophet and the Bride
Stop veins I'd have subside

Come spirit-ships to port. When storms subside,
Then with their precious cargoes of relief
Into the harbour of the heart they glide.

Inside I have a hunger the pain does not subside
Each morning when I wake up it's like a flooding tide

But, oh! with what sad certainty our spirits would subside
When Deacon Frisbee sprinkled ashes where we used to slide!

For thee the scavenger bids kennels glide
Within their bounds, and heaps of dirt subside,

Then shalt thou mark CREATION'S pride
In slow and trembling tints subside,

So thy severe displeasure might subside?
Hopeless of ease, I seem already there,
My life extinguished, and yet death denied.

And in His time the waters shall subside,
And thou shalt know what lies beneath the tide,

Dim dreams of pleasure and pride ;
Let the dreams disperse like a bubble,
So the toil like a dream subside.

Then all my anxious cares subside,
For Jesus lives, and will provide.

The shouts of the Ring for a space subside,
And slackens the bookmaker's roar;
Now, Davis, rally; now, Carter, ride,

That on the fountain's pool subside,
Exult and ruffle and upspring:
Endless the crossing multiplied

"Awake! awake!" the restless phalanx cried,
"See ocean yawns the lover's woes to end,
"Plunge the green wave, and bid thy griefs subside."

Is it because at times when storms subside
Through which thou oarest Life's ill-fitted bark,
Dreams rise, from sounds of lapping of the tide,