Poems with rhymes of wails

And though wee wifie wails,
Never unto my dimmest day
I'll don my tails.

In Hades. It is true all other males
Felt the like flames and uttered equal wails,

Snowflakes whirling in the gales,
Hark--it sounds like grim wolves howling,
Hark--now like a child it wails!

Rehearsed to men the damned wails
On which the seraph music sails,

O, the sailors--O, the sails!
O, the lost crews never heard of!
Well the harp of Ariel wails

Scant majesty of stars prevails
across the uncreated night,
and fate is in the wind that wails

Fill all the air with hungry wails -
"Reward us, ere we think or write!
Without your Gold mere Knowledge fails

For who cares for him, the poor Kosa, that wails
Where the smoke rises dim from yon desolate vales --

When you mussitate I can see your tales
Although inaudible,
I can feel your wails