Poems by First Line

• Oh, well I love thee, Florence! All thy towers - Watie W. Swanzy
• Oh, what a still, bright night! It is the sleep - Louis Legrand Noble
• Old and abandoned by each venal friend, - Thomas Gray
• OLD even in boyhood, faint and ill - Ferdinand Freiligrath
• Old Indiany, 'course we know - James Whitcomb Riley
• Old lady of the sea lays in a watery sleep - Paul Paterson
• Old Lawrenceville - Henry Van Dyke
• Old men slouch in the drab gentility - Will Hatchett
• Old Neversink, with bonnet blue - Philip Freneau
• Old Norbert with the flat blue cap - Thomas Hardy
• OLD Thames! thy merry waters run - Barry Cornwall
• Olivier Metra's Waltz of Roses - Arthur Symons
• OMARTES, king of the wide plains which, north - Edward Lytton
• OMER’S court is near to Sarajevo; - the Servian
• On a background of pale gold - Emma Lazarus
• On a clear fountain's shady brink - Anonymous
• On a dusty green October Sunday, - Ian Scott Massie
• On a gentle upward slope - R. Lincoln Harris
• ON a tribunal raised, Flaminius sat: - James Thomson
• On afternoons of drowsy calm - Thomas Hardy

Poems about Places