Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

Words rhymed with forsaken

Rhymes in the same stanza or speech

• awaken (label a): Paris, December, 1870. The Voice of the Night
• awaken (label c1): Stabat Mater
• awaken (label h1): IX.—The Fugitives
• awaken (label l): The Female Convict to Her Infant
• ertaken (label j): “Why art thou cast down, O my soul?”
• garden (label a): The Song of the Parsons (Vide—“Halls of my Birth”)
• mistaken (label g): The Exile of St. Stephen’s. A Parody
• shaken (label a): Ariadne at Naxos
• shaken (label a): The End of a Month
• shaken (label p): A Song of Spring
• taken (label b): The Uses of Sorrow
• taken (label e): “Never say that good is waning”
• taken (label f): To His Memory
• taken (label g): A Winter Morning
• taken (label g): The End of it All
• taken (label w1): The Shepherd Poet of the Alps
• waken (label a): Ariadne at Naxos
• waken (label e2): Jarl Sigurd and the Hulder
• waken (label p): A Song of Spring

Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches

• forsaken (label a): Ariadne at Naxos
• forsaken (label a): Ariadne at Naxos
• shaken (label a): Ariadne at Naxos
• shaken (label a): The End of a Month
• shaken (label g): The Exile of St. Stephen’s. A Parody
• taken (label g): The Exile of St. Stephen’s. A Parody
• waken (label a): Ariadne at Naxos
• waken (label a): The End of a Month