Poems by First Line

• There are 57,308,738 square - J.R. Solonche
• There are five men in the moonlight - Laurence Binyon
• There are men in the village of Erith - William Cosmo Monkhouse
• There are no ghosts, you say - Alfred Noyes
• THERE are seven pillars of Gothic mould, - George Gordon, Lord Byron
• There are some heights in Wessex, shaped as if by a kindly hand - Thomas Hardy
• There are strange things done in the midnight sun - Robert Service
• THERE are, with forms celestial, - Henry Morford
• There Baise sees no more the joyous throng; - James Thomson
• There came a stranger to Walgett town - Andrew 'Banjo' Paterson
• THERE came a youth upon the earth, - James Russell Lowell
• there comes a time - Kobayashi Issa
• There had been azure mountains lazing in their distance - Alan Gould
• THERE have been bright and glorious pageants here, - Felicia Hemans
• There is a charm in footing slow across a silent plain, - John Keats
• THERE is a gloomy splendor in the sun, - George Croly
• There is a green hill far away - Cecil Frances Alexander
• There is a lake hid far among the hills - John Wilson
• THERE is a light in darkness which the soul - Annie Adams Fields
• THERE is a poor blind man, who every day, - William Lisle Bowles

Poems about Places