Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

Words rhymed with rung

Rhymes in the same stanza or speech

• clung (label j2): The Legend of Jubal
• flung (label b1): The Elder
• flung (label p): The Burden of the Willows
• strung (label p): St. Stephen’s. Part Second
• stung (label v1): The Fight for the Belt. A Lay Sung at a Feast in Pall-Mall
• sung (label c): Stanzas
• sung (label d): Tintagal
• sung (label p): The Burden of the Willows
• sung (label q1): The Last Stork
• sung (label u): A Sunday Pastoral
• tongue (label p2): The Origin of the Fairies
• tongue (label u): The Lairde of Lonne. Ane Rychte Breiffe and Wyttie Ballande, compilit by Maister Hougge
• unstrung (label k): The Broken Violin
• unstrung (label y): Carmen Triumphale. (Stanzas suggested under the flag of the marble arch of the Queen’s Palace, the evening of Wednesday, June 10, 1840)
• young (label j2): The Legend of Jubal
• young (label j2): The Legend of Jubal
• young (label r): The Old Tree in Norbury Park

Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches

• deep (label v1): The Fight for the Belt. A Lay Sung at a Feast in Pall-Mall
• keep (label v1): The Fight for the Belt. A Lay Sung at a Feast in Pall-Mall
• sprung (label p): St. Stephen’s. Part Second
• stung (label b1): The Elder
• sung (label c): Stanzas
• sung (label p): St. Stephen’s. Part Second
• tongue (label b1): The Elder
• tongue (label u): A Sunday Pastoral
• tongue (label u): A Sunday Pastoral
• unstrung (label c): Stanzas
• wrung (label u): A Sunday Pastoral
• young (label p): St. Stephen’s. Part Second
• young (label p): St. Stephen’s. Part Second
• young (label u): A Sunday Pastoral