Poems by First Line

• Life softly clanging cymbals were - Ivor Gurney
• LIGHT that in the Orient glows - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Light! - Lola Ridge
• Lighting a Candle - Denise Fletcher
• LIKE a ball of blood-red fire - Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
• Like a black enamoured king whispered low the thunder - Jessie MacKay
• Like a dismal cirque - John Keats
• Like a huge Python, winding round and round - Toru Dutt
• Like a wave of fire descending in judgement. - William F. DeVault
• Like burnt-out torches by a sick man's bed - Oscar Wilde
• Like Camelot, what place was ever yet renowned - Michael Drayton
• Like ghosts and huge, gnarled olives stand; - Matthew Arnold
• Like mischief in a child's eye, - Anonymous
• Like two cathedral towers these stately pines - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• Limpopo and Tugela churned - William Plomer
• lines - Nicolas Grenier
• Listen to me - There is a little river, fed by rills - Jean Ingelow
• Listen, listen, Mary mine - Percy Bysshe Shelley
• Listen, my children, and you shall hear - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• Little gem of all-but-islands and of islands, Sirmio, - James Elroy Flecker

Poems about Places