Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

Words rhymed with rain

Rhymes in the same stanza or speech

• Lane (label a): Sweetbrier Lane
• Pain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• Spain (label b): Castles in Spain
• Spain (label b): Castles in Spain
• Spain (label e): David Gwynn—Hero or “Boasting Liar”? (From “Historical Problems”)
• Spain (label m): An Autumn Vision. October 31, 1889
• Spain (label s): The Contrabandist
• again (label a): Sun and Rain
• again (label a): Sweetbrier Lane
• again (label a): Sweetbrier Lane
• again (label b): A Last Look
• again (label b): A Last Look
• again (label b): A Village Tale
• again (label b): Belinda’s Song.“Heavily O’er us the Shadows are Closing”
• again (label b): Belinda’s Song.“Heavily O’er us the Shadows are Closing”
• again (label b): III.—The Bird
• again (label b): June Memories
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Seeking
• again (label b): The Old English Manor-House
• again (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• again (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• again (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• again (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• again (label d): A Procession of Causes
• again (label d): A Sketch
• again (label d): Down Stream
• again (label d): Heartsease
• again (label d): Neighbours
• again (label d): The South Wind
• again (label d): The South Wind
• again (label d): Where is Yesterday?
• again (label d): “The bark that held a prince went down”
• again (label e): Isabel
• again (label e): Spring
• again (label f): Autumn
• again (label h): A Story of Olden Time
• again (label h): May Ditty
• again (label h): Salvage
• again (label i): Cloud Fancies
• again (label i): The Return
• again (label i): To the Mocking Bird
• again (label j): A Lesson for Future Life
• again (label j): An Autumn Walk
• again (label j): An Autumn Walk
• again (label j): An Autumn Walk
• again (label j1): Down the River
• again (label k): A Summer Day
• again (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• again (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• again (label n): IV. Sketch in the Old Bailey. (From Life)
• again (label p1): Walter and William
• again (label r): The Golden Bee
• again (label r): To an Early Spring Day
• amain (label d): The Last Stork
• amain (label k): A Sketch in Water-Colours (To a Friend in the South)
• amain (label o): The Mystery
• brain (label b): Night
• brain (label c): Proteus, the Politician
• brain (label y): The Dream of Mohammed the Second
• chain (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• chain (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• chain (label u): The Battle
• contain (label f): The Old Tree in Norbury Park
• disdain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• disdain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• fain (label b): Ballad III. The Cameronians rejoice in the Discomfiture of the Godless at Drumclog
• fain (label b): III.—The Bird
• fain (label r): To an Early Spring Day
• gain (label c): Longing
• gain (label f): Autumn
• gain (label p): The Raid of the Kers
• grain (label b): An Autumn Psalm for 1860
• grain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• grain (label d): The Bandsman’s Ballad
• grain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• grain (label f): Perfect Weather
• grain (label g): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• hurricane (label e): David Gwynn—Hero or “Boasting Liar”? (From “Historical Problems”)
• lane (label c): My Little Woman
• maen (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• maen (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• main (label d): The South Wind
• main (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• main (label s): Ode, Composed while the Sun was under Eclipse, 7th September, 1820
• me (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• pain (label b): An Autumn Psalm for 1860
• pain (label b): The End of it All
• pain (label b): The Nightingale’s Children
• pain (label b1): The Barmaid
• pain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• pain (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• pain (label d): 1.—An Ancient Chess King Dug From Some Ruins
• pain (label d): The Slave-Ship
• pain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• pain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• pain (label e): After Ten Years
• pain (label f): Bells at Christmastide
• pain (label g): The Carver’s Lesson
• pain (label h): A Story of Olden Time
• pain (label k): A Sketch in Water-Colours (To a Friend in the South)
• pain (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• pain (label q): To the Towy in Time of Drought
• pane (label a): Secrets
• pane (label a): Sun and Rain
• pane (label b): In the Fire-light
• pane (label b): “This Ought Ye to Have Done”
• pane (label c): A Vision of Green Leaves
• pane (label c): Requital
• pane (label d): For Ever
• pane (label d): Neighbours
• pane (label f): Autumn
• pane (label f): Half the Year Round
• pane (label f): To a Blackbird
• pane (label o): Undine. Versification of Part of de la Motte Fouqué’s Romance, in Illustration of a Painting by M. Retzsch, in the Collection of His Serene Highness Prince Esterhazy
• plain (label b): Hope
• plain (label b): November Sunshine
• plain (label b): Song
• plain (label c): Longing
• plain (label d): For Ever
• plain (label e): Spring
• plain (label f): Ode to Labour. (From Tait’s Magazine)
• plain (label f): The Emperor and the Rabbi
• plain (label f): The Voices of the Flowers
• plain (label g): The Knight’s Lament
• plain (label h): An April Allegro
• plain (label h): Tired
• plain (label l): A Ballad of a Nun
• plain (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• plain (label t): No 1. Despondency.—A Reverie
• plain (label z): Enchanted Embers
• plain (label z): Love in Death
• rain (label d): The South Wind
• rain (label d): The South Wind
• refrain (label b): Castles in Spain
• reign (label f): Perfect Weather
• reign (label j): An Autumn Walk
• rein (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• sea (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• stain (label j): The Vision of the Isles of Immortality and Death
• stain (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• strain (label a): The Captive Princess
• strain (label b): III.—The Bird
• strain (label b): Poetical Portraits
• strain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• strain (label e): I. To a Lady Reading “The Prisoner of Chillon” in preference to “Childe Harold”
• strain (label i): To the Mocking Bird
• strain (label o1): Musing
• strain (label u): God’s Singer
• ta’en (label b): Castles in Spain
• train (label b): I. Charon and his Charge
• train (label c): Raindrops
• twain (label g): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• twain (label k): Wood Anemones
• twain (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• twain (label o): Undine. Versification of Part of de la Motte Fouqué’s Romance, in Illustration of a Painting by M. Retzsch, in the Collection of His Serene Highness Prince Esterhazy
• twain (label u): God’s Singer
• vain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• vain (label c): Ballad VI. The Cameronian Banner
• vain (label c): Requital
• vain (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• vain (label d): The Lyke-Wake Song
• vain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• vain (label e): Cloudy Skies
• vain (label f): Half the Year Round
• vain (label g): The Milestone
• vain (label h): A Weird Scene
• vain (label k): The Stormy Petrel
• vain (label l): Clouds
• vain (label s): A Lament for the Fairies
• vain (label u): The Battle
• vain (label z): The Blind Piper
• vain (label z1): To a Wounded Ptarmigan
• wane (label b): Castles in Spain
• windowpane (label a): “The Mist and the Rain”

Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches

• Apennine (label d): The Last Stork
• Dane (label f): The Old Tree in Norbury Park
• Lane (label a): Sweetbrier Lane
• Lane (label a): Sweetbrier Lane
• Lane (label a): Sweetbrier Lane
• Rain (label j1): Down the River
• Rain (label j1): Down the River
• Rain (label j1): Down the River
• Spain (label e): David Gwynn—Hero or “Boasting Liar”? (From “Historical Problems”)
• Spain (label e): David Gwynn—Hero or “Boasting Liar”? (From “Historical Problems”)
• Spain (label h): An April Allegro
• again (label a): Sun and Rain
• again (label a): The Captive Princess
• again (label b): A Last Look
• again (label b): A Last Look
• again (label b): A Village Tale
• again (label b): June Memories
• again (label b): Night
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• again (label b): The End of it All
• again (label b1): The Barmaid
• again (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• again (label c): Ballad VI. The Cameronian Banner
• again (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• again (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• again (label d): Heartsease
• again (label d): Neighbours
• again (label d): The Bandsman’s Ballad
• again (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• again (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• again (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• again (label d): The Last Stork
• again (label d): The Last Stork
• again (label d): The Last Stork
• again (label d): The South Wind
• again (label d): The South Wind
• again (label d): The South Wind
• again (label d): The South Wind
• again (label d): Until the Day dawn
• again (label d): Until the Day dawn
• again (label d): “The bark that held a prince went down”
• again (label d): “The bark that held a prince went down”
• again (label d): “The bark that held a prince went down”
• again (label e): After Ten Years
• again (label e): David Gwynn—Hero or “Boasting Liar”? (From “Historical Problems”)
• again (label e): I. To a Lady Reading “The Prisoner of Chillon” in preference to “Childe Harold”
• again (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• again (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• again (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• again (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• again (label f): Half the Year Round
• again (label f): Half the Year Round
• again (label g): The Knight’s Lament
• again (label g): The Knight’s Lament
• again (label h): May Ditty
• again (label j): An Autumn Walk
• again (label j): An Autumn Walk
• again (label j): An Autumn Walk
• again (label j1): Down the River
• again (label k): Wood Anemones
• again (label p): The Raid of the Kers
• again (label p): The Raid of the Kers
• again (label p1): Walter and William
• again (label u): God’s Singer
• again (label y): The Dream of Mohammed the Second
• ain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• ain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• ain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• ain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• attain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• attain (label r): To an Early Spring Day
• brain (label a): The Captive Princess
• brain (label b): The End of it All
• brain (label d): Neighbours
• brain (label d): Neighbours
• brain (label g): The Carver’s Lesson
• brain (label j1): Down the River
• brain (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• brain (label o): The Mystery
• brain (label p1): Walter and William
• chain (label c): Proteus, the Politician
• chain (label d): “The bark that held a prince went down”
• chain (label f): The Emperor and the Rabbi
• complain (label z): The Blind Piper
• contain (label f): The Emperor and the Rabbi
• deign (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• enchain (label b): Poetical Portraits
• entertain (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• fain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• fain (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• fain (label o): The Mystery
• fain (label p): The Raid of the Kers
• fain (label p1): Walter and William
• fain (label u): God’s Singer
• fane (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• fane (label s): Ode, Composed while the Sun was under Eclipse, 7th September, 1820
• gain (label a): The Captive Princess
• gain (label b): Seeking
• gain (label c): Proteus, the Politician
• gain (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• gain (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• gane (label d): The Lyke-Wake Song
• gane (label d): The Lyke-Wake Song
• gane (label d): The Lyke-Wake Song
• gane (label d): The Lyke-Wake Song
• grain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• grain (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• grain (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• grain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• grain (label f): Half the Year Round
• grain (label f): Half the Year Round
• kain (label d): The Lyke-Wake Song
• maen (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• maen (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• main (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• main (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• main (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• main (label d): The Last Stork
• main (label d): The Last Stork
• main (label d): The South Wind
• main (label d): The South Wind
• main (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• main (label g): The Knight’s Lament
• main (label h): Salvage
• maintain (label c): Proteus, the Politician
• maintain (label c): Proteus, the Politician
• mane (label d): The Lyke-Wake Song
• mane (label d): The Lyke-Wake Song
• me (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• pain (label b): June Memories
• pain (label b): Night
• pain (label b): Seeking
• pain (label b): The End of it All
• pain (label b): The End of it All
• pain (label b): The End of it All
• pain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• pain (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• pain (label d): Heartsease
• pain (label d): The Bandsman’s Ballad
• pain (label d): The Clearing of the Glens
• pain (label d): The Last Stork
• pain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• pain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• pain (label e): After Ten Years
• pain (label e): David Gwynn—Hero or “Boasting Liar”? (From “Historical Problems”)
• pain (label e): I. To a Lady Reading “The Prisoner of Chillon” in preference to “Childe Harold”
• pain (label e1): The Mariner’s Cave
• pain (label g): The Carver’s Lesson
• pain (label h): Salvage
• pain (label j1): Down the River
• pain (label o): The Mystery
• pane (label a): Secrets
• pane (label a): Sun and Rain
• pane (label d): Neighbours
• pane (label d): Neighbours
• pane (label d): Neighbours
• pane (label f): Half the Year Round
• pane (label h): May Ditty
• plain (label d): The Last Stork
• plain (label g): The Knight’s Lament
• plain (label j1): Down the River
• plain (label j1): Down the River
• plain (label l): A Ballad of a Nun
• plain (label p): The Raid of the Kers
• plain (label y): The Dream of Mohammed the Second
• profane (label c): Ballad VI. The Cameronian Banner
• rain (label a): Sun and Rain
• rain (label a): Sun and Rain
• rain (label b): A Last Look
• rain (label b): A Last Look
• rain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• rain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• rain (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• rain (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• rain (label d): Neighbours
• rain (label d): Neighbours
• rain (label d): The South Wind
• rain (label d): The South Wind
• rain (label d): The South Wind
• rain (label d): The South Wind
• rain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• rain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• rain (label f): Half the Year Round
• rain (label f): Half the Year Round
• rain (label j): An Autumn Walk
• rain (label j): An Autumn Walk
• refrain (label a): Sweetbrier Lane
• refrain (label a): Sweetbrier Lane
• refrain (label j1): Down the River
• reign (label b): Poetical Portraits
• reign (label d): The Last Stork
• reign (label j): An Autumn Walk
• reign (label m): An Autumn Vision. October 31, 1889
• rein (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• rein (label h): A Story of Olden Time
• remain (label o): The Mystery
• retain (label h): An April Allegro
• sea (label c): The Enchanted Bridle. A Legendary Ballad
• slain (label b): Ballad III. The Cameronians rejoice in the Discomfiture of the Godless at Drumclog
• slain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• slain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• slain (label f): The Old Tree in Norbury Park
• slain (label p): The Raid of the Kers
• stain (label a): Secrets
• stain (label l): A Ballad of a Nun
• strain (label a): Sweetbrier Lane
• strain (label a): The Captive Princess
• strain (label a): The Captive Princess
• strain (label b): Ballad III. The Cameronians rejoice in the Discomfiture of the Godless at Drumclog
• strain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• strain (label c): Ballad VI. The Cameronian Banner
• strain (label d): “The bark that held a prince went down”
• strain (label j1): Down the River
• strain (label m1): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem. (Concluded from No. 6)
• strain (label p): The Raid of the Kers
• strain (label r): To an Early Spring Day
• strain (label u): God’s Singer
• swain (label c): Ballad VI. The Cameronian Banner
• train (label b1): The Barmaid
• train (label d): “The bark that held a prince went down”
• twain (label h): A Story of Olden Time
• vain (label a): The Captive Princess
• vain (label b): A Village Tale
• vain (label b): November Sunshine
• vain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• vain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• vain (label b): Old Scotland’s Lament
• vain (label b): The End of it All
• vain (label c): Ammergau: An Idyll
• vain (label d): The Last Stork
• vain (label d): Until the Day dawn
• vain (label f): Half the Year Round
• vain (label k): Wood Anemones
• vain (label m): An Autumn Vision. October 31, 1889
• vain (label p1): Walter and William
• vain (label z): The Blind Piper
• wane (label b): November Sunshine
• wean (label d): The Lyke-Wake Song