Poems by First Line

• The brightness of the world, O thou once free, - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
• The Bronze General Grant riding a bronze horse in Lincoln Park - Carl Sandburg
• The buffaloes are gone - Carl Sandburg
• The burly driver at my side - John Greenleaf Whittier
• the butterfly's - Kobayashi Issa
• THE CALM of eve is round thee now, - Sydney Hodges
• The Cape of Palms that jutting land we name - Luís de Camoes
• The Capitol, where Jove's grand temple shone - Nicholas Michell
• THE CASTLE clock had tolled midnight; - William Lisle Bowles
• The castled Crag of Drachenfels - George Gordon, Lord Byron
• The castled crag of Drachenfels - George Gordon, Lord Byron
• The Catrine woods were yellow seen, - Robert Burns
• The cattle, crowding round this beverage clear - William Wordsworth
• The cavalier who hastes the height to gain - Theophile Gautier
• The chances are - Robert Clairmont
• The chill waves whiten in the sharp North-east - Charlotte Turner Smith
• THE CHILLY breezes blow, In sadness do we go, - August von Platen
• The chimes called midnight, just at interlune - Thomas Hardy
• The churchyard leans to the sea with its dead - Philip Bourke Marston
• The Cities are full of pride - Rudyard Kipling

Poems about Places