Poems by First Line

• Streams that glide in orient plains, - Robert Burns
• Stretched in thy shadows I rehearse, - Pierre de Ronsard
• Stretched out from both my hands - Christine Siebeneck Swayne
• Strolling along - Carl Sandburg
• Strong climber of the mountain's side - Ebenezer Elliot
• Strong rocks hold up the riksdag bridge - Carl Sandburg
• Such a dear little street it is, nestled away - James Whitcomb Riley
• Such the majestic, melancholy scene - Thomas Pringle
• SUCH was old Chaucer. Such the placid mien - Mark Akenside
• SUCH was that shady garden. Near flowed forth - Nonnus of Panopolis
• Such was the faith of old—obscure and vast - Letitia Elizabeth Landon
• Such, green Saint Christopher, thy happy soil - James Grainger
• Sudden the desert changes - Rudyard Kipling
• Suddenly into the still air burst thudding - Ivor Gurney
• Summer ends now; now, barbarous in beauty, the stooks rise - Gerard Manley Hopkins
• Summer heats up - Tricia Knoll
• Summer is come, with her leaves and her flowers - Letitia Elizabeth Landon
• Summits threadbare to the sky - Alan Gould
• Sun falling slantwise, pooled on cool stones, - Ian Scott Massie
• SUN, that hast lightened and loosed by thy might - Algernon Charles Swinburne

Poems about Places