Poems by First Line

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On Nature's invitation do I come - William Wordsworth
On New-Year's eve, the year was eighty-nine - Philip Freneau
On Norman cloister and on Gothic aisle - Samuel Longfellow
on one of Edo's - Kobayashi Issa
On one side stands the hill of power - Yusuf Adamu
On our way of rambling, turned wheel - Catharina Boer
On pinnacled St. Mary's - Charles Stuart Calverley
On Richmond hill there lives a lass - Anonymous
On Rocky Mountain cliff and ridge - Isaac McLellan
On rode Orlando, counting all the while - George Crabbe
On rosy Venice' breast - Alfred De Musset
On sea-girt Sagur's desert isle - John Leyden
On Shannon side the day is closing fair, - Gerald Griffin
ON Snowdon’s haughty brow I stood, - Robert Williams
On Stanemore's side - Robert Southey
On stern Blencartha's perilous height - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
On Sussex hills where I was bred - Hilaire Belloc
On sweeps the mighty river—calmly flowing - Letitia Elizabeth Landon
On the banks o' Deer Crick! There's the place fer me!-- - James Whitcomb Riley
On the banks of a river that flows open and wide, - Dorothy Koppelman

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Poems about Places

Poems about Places