Poems with rhymes of yellow

A freshening lustre mellow
Through all the long green fields has spread,
His first sweet evening yellow.

Come gosling all yellow,
Come forth with your fellow,

His skin is of a dirty yellow.
He is a most unpleasant fellow.

Till a baby fellow
Ate his supper down one night,
And stained his face all yellow.

And half the fields are yellow,
Come back to me, my joyous dream,
The world hath not thy fellow!

What is yellow? pears are yellow,
Rich and ripe and mellow.

O'er the page so beautifully yellow:
Oh, well have the droppings played their tricks!
Did he guess how toadstools grow, this fellow?

As spun-gold yellow,--
Meshes that go, with your caresses,
To snare a fellow?

The English oak is a sturdy fellow,
He gets his green coat late;
The willow is smart in a suit of yellow

What is yellow? pears are yellow,
Rich and ripe and mellow.

When the birches twinkle yellow,
And the cornel bunches mellow,

Leave your meadow grasses mellow,
Mellow, mellow;
Quit your cowslips, cowslips yellow;

King Death was a rare old fellow!
He sate where no sun could shine;
And he lifted his hand so yellow,

If you strip Peter, you will see a fellow
Scorched by Hell's hyperequatorial climate
Into a kind of a sulphureous yellow:

Bright-eyed, blue-eyed little fellow;
Merry little Margery
With her hair all yellow.

I am all sere and yellow,
And to my core mellow.

Drop the apples, red and yellow;
Drop the russet pears and mellow,

First at one, and then its fellow
Just as light and just as yellow;

The sky is blue and mellow;
And e'en the grasses turn the ground
From modest green to yellow.

There shambled forth a waiter fellow,
Clad dingily, down-stooped and grey,
With hollow face, careworn and yellow.