Poem Theme: Friendship - Blacklight Search Results

First Line:: Dear Will | I am glad to hear you hold the rudder
Last Line:: You may depend upon my story | Your most affectionate | Albion's Glory
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1. A friend is gold if true he'll never leave thee

2. A generous sense of your indulgent care

3. A golden treasure is the tried friend

4. A brace of bucks in friendship bound

5. A brace of vigorous hot young gallants

6. A certain dog of middling birth

7. A curious statue we are told

8. A tassel that hangs at my purse strings he dogs

9. A precisian | In state is a ridiculous miracle

10. A song o Philo from the rural shade

11. A rival in a friend to see

12. A seasoned friend not tainted with design

13. A treacherous friend will be a timerous foe

14. Ah me what pangs a tender heart must feel

15. All compliance apart

16. All hail sweet poet and full of more strong fire

17. Accept these lays the dictates of a heart

18. Accept this tomb dear friend of mine

19. Accept young prince the moral lay

20. Adieu ye oft trod paths of Marlborough's plains

21. After those reverend papers whose soul is

22. After venting all my spite

23. Agreed at last the blissful day appears

24. Ah cease this kind persuasive strain

25. Ah courteous death one minute more allow

26. A wolf with hunger fierce and bold

27. A word Lucilius

28. An altar raise to friendship's holy flame

29. All songsters have this humour that among

30. All songsters in this common fault agree

31. All the commanding powers that awe mankind

32. All things are common amongst friends thou sayest

33. And hitherto doth love on fortune tend

34. And must these waters smile again and play

35. And so it proved if any joy was sent

36. And so my sister dear adieu

37. And thus you may get a friend that will stand by

38. As laurel leaves that cease not to be green

39. As the other day Dick Harry Tom and I

40. As those we love decay we die in part

41. As to the blooming prime

42. As papist when his restiff saint

43. As farmers seeds in plenty sow

44. As flattery too oft like friendship shows

45. Art thou not half my self

46. As Rochfoucault his maxims drew

47. As I was walking in the mall of late

48. At last dear Lycidas I'll set thee free

49. As when a lofty pile is raised

50. As when a prophet feels the god retired

51. At your approach nature herself looks glad

52. Ask not from whom no matter whence

53. Assist me muse to hail this sacred morn

54. Behold Britannia waves her flag on high

55. Behold his anger melts he longs to love you

56. Behold my friend to this small orb confined

57. Best of thy sex if sacred friendship can

58. Beville who with your friend would roam

59. Blest are your North parts for all this long time

60. Blow blow thou winter wind

61. Believing hear what you deserve to hear

62. Bella see the ice in chains

63. Beneath a gloomy yew's unhealthy shade

64. Beneath this cool embowering shade

65. C--s I hoped the little heaven shall spare

66. Can then my love ever doubt my truth

67. Can you conceive my willing friendship such

68. Canst thou forgive me canst thou my Cleanthes

69. Canst thous conceal a secret

70. By Sylvia if thy charming self be meant

71. By Sylvia if thy charming self be meant

72. By these stale arts a dinner you pursue