Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

Words rhymed with roses

Rhymes in the same stanza or speech

• closes (label a): Mysie
• closes (label a): Mysie
• closes (label b): “Their Persian finery I can’t abide”
• closes (label d): Song
• closes (label i): Seeking
• discloses (label b): Song. Ex Improviso, on Hearing a Song in Praise of a Lady’s Beauty
• discloses (label d): Truth
• discloses (label m1): The Bramin Angel. An Oriental Tale
• discloses (label p): Poet Leonard
• encloses (label b): To Goldenhair. (From Horace)
• incloses (label c): The Drop of Dew
• knows his (label m): Musa
• loses (label g): The Vale of Pines
• poses (label p): Times and Manners
• posies (label b): Verses
• posies (label b): “What are my darling’s eyes? They are blue as wild cornflowers”
• posies (label f): Anacreontic
• posies (label g): III.—A Summer Morning
• posies (label i): Love’s Roses
• prose is (label f): II. “Tyrrhena regum progenies.”–Ode iii.29
• reposes (label a): False Waters. (Suggested by Horace’s ‘Ode to Pyrrha’)
• reposes (label b): The Wayside Well
• reposes (label g): The Vale of Pines
• reposes (label q): Hymn to the Moon

Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches

• closes (label a): Mysie
• closes (label a): Mysie
• roses (label a): Mysie
• roses (label a): Mysie