No, never. You would only come across this pronunciation in pre-20th century poetry.
Several hundred years ago, it was an alternative form. Nowadays the only past forms which pronounce the 'ed' as a separate syllable are the ones where you have no choice ie for those verbs which end in 't' ot 'd', such as knitted or kidded.
Incidentally, there are one or two 'relic' forms still around in modern English. One such word is the adjective 'crooked', which is pronounced as two syllables.
An interesting question, though.