Poems with rhymes of tanned

With a 'ide well tanned,
An' it ain't 'is fault
If the craft is manned

Blanched the cheek that Austral breezes off Van Diemen's coast had tanned,
Bent the form that on the deck stood stalwart there;
Slim and pallid as a woman's was the sailor's sunburnt hand,

A dash of yellow sand,
Wind-scattered and sun-tanned;

And after trod the bearers, hat in hand --
LAUGHTER, most hoarse, and Captain PRIDE with tanned

light touch of lips and of hand
Had come, and enslaved her for ever - a potentate
bearded and tanned

Caresses rarely came its way in babyhood ’twas tanned.
It’s been well oiled, and yet it’s quite teetotal, understand.

BOB POLTER was a navvy, and
His hands were coarse, and dirty too,
His homely face was rough and tanned,

Gim me back my bare feet--and
Stonebruise too!--And scratched and tanned!

And after trod the bearers, hat in hand—
Laughter, most hoarse, and Captain Pride with tanned