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Famous Bided Poems by Famous Poets

These are examples of famous Bided poems written by some of the greatest and most-well-known modern and classical poets. PoetrySoup is a great educational poetry resource of famous bided poems. These examples illustrate what a famous bided poem looks like and its form, scheme, or style (where appropriate).

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by Kipling, Rudyard
...sceptre and his crown,
To brood on that River bank
Where the waters flashed and sank
And burrowed in earth and fell
And bided a season below,
For reason that none might know,
Save only Israel

He is Lord of the Last--
The Fifth, most wonderful, Flood.
He hears Her thunder past
And Her Song is in his blood.
He can foresay: "She will fall,"
For he knows which fountain dries
Behind which desert-belt
A thousand leagues to the South.

He can foresay: "She will rise.Read More



by Carroll, Lewis
...s my sma' doggie
Than a dozen sic' as thou! 

"Nae use, nae use for sighs and tears:
Nae use at all to fret:
Sin' ye've bided sae well for thirty years,
Ye may bide a wee langer yet!" 

Sadly, sadly he crossed the floor
And tirled at the pin:
Sadly went he through the door
Where sadly he cam' in. 

"O gin I had a popinjay
To fly abune my head,
To tell me what I ought to say,
I had by this been wed. 

"O gin I find anither ladye,"
He said wi' sighs and tears,
"I wot my...Read More

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