Poems by First Line

• A narrow girdle of rough stones and crags - William Wordsworth
• A near horizon whose sharp jags - Amy Lowell
• A new house in Darwin - Lindy Warrell
• A new Ixion upon fortune's wheel, - Torquato Tasso
• A noble sight is this, I ween - Isaac McLellan
• A noble structure truly! as you say - William Wetmore Story
• A Palaeozoic tenure - Alan Gould
• A path meanders the dappled shore, - Bonnie Manion
• A Photograph - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• A place for catching a train - R. Lincoln Harris
• a placid lake in full moonlight - John Anthony Fingleton
• A plague on your languages, German and Norse! - William Wordsworth
• A plenteous place is Ireland for hospitable cheer - Samuel Ferguson
• a plowman facing - Kobayashi Issa
• A point of life between my parents' dust - William Wordsworth
• A pony trots among the Sunday crowds - Tony French
• A PORT there is in Ithaca, the haunt - Homer
• A private bower - Anonymous
• A promenade of rainbows - Abhay K
• A promise to California, - Walt Whitman

Poems about Places