Poems with rhymes of v

V
O breathe a word or two of fire!
Smile, as if those words should bum me,

V.
'Ah! why do dark’ning shades conceal
The hour, when man must cease to be?

V
And then, what then?
VI

V.
I see!

V
Now God permits that we should feel the spite
Of people, who are haply worse than we,

V.
SHE:

V
Are thy feet on the ways of the limitless waters, thy wings on the winds of the waste north sea?

V.
Not unregarding can I see

V.
The mother with anticipated glee

V
Implacable I, the old Implacable Sea:

I love my love with a v
Because it is like that
I love my love with a b

V.
Look up then, miserable ant, and spie

Whose loveliness I might not see!
V.

And then methought he looked at me,
And hailed me with a gesture grand;
His fingers made the letter "V,"

V.
In truth, by what I can discern,
Of courtiers, 'twixt you three,

Thou dost regret and love me!
V.

Better than Mr. D-------,
Better than Wordsworth too, I ween,
Better than Mr. V-------.

V.
My desire for the living God has constrained me

V
And can it be,

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