Poems by First Line

• A pulseless sea of summers never ending - Hezekiah Butterworth
• A quay of fire ran all along the shore - John Dryden
• A region desolate and wild. - Matthew Arnold
• A right-hand driving city - Yusuf Adamu
• A ROMAN master stands on Grecian ground, - William Wordsworth
• A rosette window and cross - Michael Magee
• A sabbath hush pervades the summer day - Frank Foy
• A saltscarred face gleams brown against - Bruce McIntyre
• a samisen joins - Kobayashi Issa
• A scene sublime is here disclos'd - Isaac McLellan
• A scene such as we picture in our dreams - Thomas Pringle
• A Scottish patriarch lies buried here - Thomas Pringle
• A sea of foliage girds our garden round - Toru Dutt
• A seafaring visitor will talk about Japan - Li Bai
• a servant on holiday - Kobayashi Issa
• A shoal of idlers, from a merchant craft - Richard Hengist Horne
• A SIMPLE child, - William Wordsworth
• A SIMPLE unpartitioned room,— - Richard Milnes, 1st Baron Houghton
• A SKIFF swam down the Danube’s tide, - Eduard Morike
• A sky of wind! And while these fitful gusts - Henry Clarence Kendall

Poems about Places