Poems by First Line

• LOW to himself beneath the sun, - Francis Turner Palgrave
• Low was our pretty Cot: our tallest Rose - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
• Low-anchored cloud - Henry David Thoreau
• Lowly upon his bier - Felicia Hemans
• Lowther! in thy majestic pile are seen - William Wordsworth
• LULLED by the sound of pastoral bells, - William Wordsworth
• Luxurious Lesbos only memory keeps - Nicholas Michell
• Lying flat on my belly shivering in clutch frost - Ivor Gurney
• Lytton is a small town - Grade 6 and 7 Lytton Elementary School
• Macy's - Nicolas Grenier
• Magnetic sea - Ash Dean
• MAGNIFICENCE of ruin! what has time - George Croly
• MAID of Athens, ere we part, - George Gordon, Lord Byron
• Maiden, with English hair, and eyes - Alfred Austin
• Majestic monument of pious toil, - Thomas Maurice
• Majestic river! in thy onward course, - Watie W. Swanzy
• Majestic stream! along thy banks - Charles Timothy Brooks
• Malaya's woods and mountains ring - John Leyden
• Mamie beat her head against the bars of a little Indiana town - Carl Sandburg
• MAN above himself looks down upon himself, vast desert sea, self encircling self, wild horizon, torment sea, seething - Elise Pumpelly Cabot

Poems about Places