Poems by First Line

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IN Bethlehem He first arose, - Friedrich Ruckert
IN Buda’s lofty castle towers in the chapel of Saint John, - Anonymous
In Burlington long ago - Carl Sandburg
In Cintra also have I dwelt erewhile - Robert Southey
In cloister Heisterbach a youthful monk - Karl Wilhelm Muller
In Collins-street standeth a statue tall - Adam Lindsay Gordon
In December-dark caverns of shadow and fern, - Ian Scott Massie
In distant Europe oft I've longed to see - Thomas Pringle
In due observance of an ancient rite, - William Wordsworth
in each shot column - Nicolas Grenier
In Egypt's sandy silence, all alone - Horace Smith
In England there are wrongs, no doubt - Ella Wheeler Wilcox
In every village marked with little spire - William Shenstone
in falling rain - Kobayashi Issa
In fathoms five the anchor gone - Philip Freneau
In Fields still ploughed by the motioning moon - Poppy Kleiser
In fifteen hundred years since monks heaped loam - Murray Alfredson
In Flanders fields the poppies blow - John McCrae
In front of us, made up of bridges stolen from - Albert Hagenaars
IN gay hostility and barbarous pride, - Samuel Johnson

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Poems about Places

Poems about Places