Poems by First Line

• Tall windows that let in the light - Neil Leadbeater
• Tanabata Night - Kobayashi Issa
• TANAGRA! think not I forget - Walter Savage Landor
• Tantramar! Tantramar - Charles G.D. Roberts
• Tap! Tap! Tap - Amy Lowell
• Tarn, how delightful wind thy willowed waves, - Thomas Warton
• Tarpon’s band plays melodical - Denise Fletcher
• Tax not the royal saint with vain expense - William Wordsworth
• Tell it to the locked-up trees - Rudyard Kipling
• Tell me of a city not built by its own, - Ashish Ram
• TEN years!—and to my waiting eye - Matthew Arnold
• THAMES swept along in summer pride, - John Kenyon
• THAMES, infant Thames, - Alexander Hume Butler
• THANKS be to God, my feet are now addressed, - Luigi Alamanni
• That cruel Fortune has assigned me,— - George Crabbe
• THAT distant chime! As soft it swells, - Edna Dean Proctor
• That is no country for old men. The young - William Butler Yeats
• That morning when I trod the town - Thomas Hardy
• That nasty stinking sink-hole of sin - Anonymous
• That night on Judges’ Walk the wind - Arthur Symons

Poems about Places