Poems with rhymes of untried

Jump if you dare on a steed untried--
Safer it is to go wide-go wide!

Was not unauthorized of heavenly guide:
And the prophetic ghost of Merlin told,
Thou to this cave shouldst come by path untried,

Fell not in isles aside --
Waste headlands of the earth,
Or warring tribes untried --

I, loving freedom, and untried;
No sport of every random gust,
Yet being to myself a guide,

Have made your peril of your pride,
Think you that you are to go on
Forever pampered and untried?

``Three days and one short night beside
``May throw no shadow on your ways;
``But years must teem with change untried,

E'e'n if he knew of there being another side;
But to suppose he should come any whither,
Sailing right on into chaos untried,

In unrevengeful calm, no means untried
Which truth can sanction, no just claim denied,

How not a pleasure may be left untried;
How to appease each longing and desire,
This we have learned, and something else beside.

Dance o'er the morning tide ;
And we believe in happiness,
Because as yet untried.

Are tasked the eager steps to guide
Of millions on a path untried:

In its clear sunshine, and the gentle bride
Look'd on the home that promis'd hearts untried

Ah! mortal beloved, in that path untried
Will I be, as ever, still at thy side,

In singleness of soul, and faith untried:
I have no faith in any destiny,
In any Heaven, even at your side.

That, as I were double-eyed,
He, in whom our Tribes confide,
Is descried, ways untried

'Twas done, and done in half a trice; a five-pound note a side;
Old Rooster Hall, with his champion bird, and the drover's bird untried.

What worth has Virtue by Desire untried,
When Nature's self enlists on Duty's side?

In fact, I left no means untried,
To smother up the matter,
And on my influence relied,

Fell not in isles aside --
Waste headlands of the earth,
Or warring tribes untried --

Of a heart simple and untried ?
Well, be it so! But from henceforth
I must to you my fate confide.