Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

Words rhymed with measure

Rhymes in the same stanza or speech

• Pleasure (label x): The Game of Life
• leisure (label f): In a Corn-Field. (Folkestone)
• leisure (label s1): Thoughts in a Hammock
• pleasure (label a): Hint from the Mountains for Certain Political Aspirants
• pleasure (label c): A Song of Love and May. (Freely translated from Goethe)
• pleasure (label d): Craig-y-Barns. (Near Dunkeld)
• pleasure (label f): In a Corn-Field. (Folkestone)
• pleasure (label g): A Great Man Departed
• pleasure (label h): A Song
• pleasure (label j): The Exile of St. Stephen’s. A Parody
• pleasure (label k): The Sailor’s Evening Song
• pleasure (label m): The Triad
• pleasure (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad
• pleasure (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad
• pleasure (label p): Domitian and the Turbot. From the Fourth Satire of Juvenal
• treasure (label d): Craig-y-Barns. (Near Dunkeld)
• treasure (label g): A Great Man Departed
• treasure (label j): The Exile of St. Stephen’s. A Parody

Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches

• floated (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad
• floated (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad
• measure (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad
• measure (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad
• pleasure (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad
• pleasure (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad
• throated (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad
• throated (label o): The Song of the Willi. A Ballad