Poems by First Line

• All day, as day is reckoned on the earth - George Dennison Prentice
• ALL doubtful to which part the victory would go - Michael Drayton
• All hail to thee, Ohio, lovely stream - Anton, Graf von Auersperg
• All hail, thou noble land - Washington Allston
• All hail, ye ruins hoary - Alexander McLachlan
• All human things must have their rise - Philip Freneau
• ALL is Italian here!—the orange grove, Through whose cool shade we every morning rove - William Wetmore Story
• All is too noisy, rowdy and blue, - Michael Calum Jacques
• All night long the sea out yonder - Henry Clarence Kendall
• all over white wall - Nicolas Grenier
• All quiet along the Potomac to-night - Ethel Lynn Beers
• All regal the chamber, and stately the gloom - Letitia Elizabeth Landon
• All round us here, in myriad number strown, - Edward Robeson Taylor
• All silent.... So, he lies in state.... - Joaquin Miller
• All the boys of Kilkenny are free and good lads - Anonymous
• All the policemen, saloonkeepers and efficiency experts in Toledo knew Bern Dailey - Carl Sandburg
• All thoughts, all passions, all delights - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
• All was quiet long since, the flash and bruit - Murray Alfredson
• All winter long we mourn the sun, - Sean Arthur Joyce
• All ye lovers of the picturesque, away - William Topaz McGonagall

Poems about Places