Poems by First Line

• I'm saying goodbye to it all - Tony Turner
• I've got a pretty little yacht, - Thomas Case Sterndale
• I've known rivers - Langston Hughes
• I've never had a better brunch with you - Mark Nenadov
• I'VE seen the Rockies in the west - Edgar Albert Guest
• I've tramped South England up and down - Leslie Coulson
• I've wandered rugged Scotland through - Alexander McLachlan
• I've watched the Seasons passing slow, so slow, In the fields between La Bassée and Bethune - Robert Graves
• I've watched you now a full half-hour - William Wordsworth
• I’ll ramble down the riverside - Mark Nenadov
• I’m always drawn to the scenic route, - David J McDonagh
• I’m not interested in - Naomi Shihab Nye
• I’ve crossed the Loire at Cé (that’s ‘C’) - Timothy Adès
• I’ve wandered quite a bit - George E. Merrick
• I'd watched the sorrow of the evening sky, - Rupert Brooke
• I've never sailed the Amazon - Rudyard Kipling
• I, an organism here in lower six - Robert Clairmont
• I, naked, squalid, loathsome, vilely fed, - Jose-Maria de Heredia
• I, the obscure, the widowed, unconsoled, - Gerard De Nerval
• I, the poet William Yeats, - William Butler Yeats

Poems about Places