Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

Words rhymed with horn

Rhymes in the same stanza or speech

• Corn (label m): Father Prout’s Inaugurative Ode To the Author of “Vanity Fair”
• born (label a): “In the city of Oxford I was born”
• born (label j2): The Origin of the Fairies
• born (label j2): The Origin of the Fairies
• borne (label b): The Flight from Granada
• borne (label d1): The Lady of Provence
• borne (label i1): Ode, Composed while the Sun was under Eclipse, 7th September, 1820
• corn (label b): Ballad IV. The Doom of Nithsdale
• corn (label g): Land of Kings and Queens
• morn (label c): II. “Bid, at starry midnight’s hour”
• morn (label j2): The Origin of the Fairies
• morn (label j2): The Origin of the Fairies
• morn (label m): Father Prout’s Inaugurative Ode To the Author of “Vanity Fair”
• morn (label m): Jarl Sigurd and the Hulder
• mourn (label i1): Ode, Composed while the Sun was under Eclipse, 7th September, 1820
• scorn (label j): The Wizard’s Castle. A Leaf from Ariosto (Orlando Furioso), Canto IV
• shorn (label i1): Ode, Composed while the Sun was under Eclipse, 7th September, 1820
• shorn (label j2): The Origin of the Fairies
• storm (label l): Song of the Chartist Emigrant
• unshorn (label x): Old King Hake

Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches

• adorn (label j2): The Origin of the Fairies
• scorn (label d1): The Lady of Provence
• shorn (label j2): The Origin of the Fairies
• upborne (label d1): The Lady of Provence