Poems by First Line

• Though frost and snow lock'd from mine eyes - Thomas Carew
• Though grief and fondness in my breast rebel - Samuel Johnson
• Though never axe until a later day - Richard Chevenix Trench
• though they bite - Kobayashi Issa
• THOUGH till now ungraced in story, scant although thy waters be, - Richard Chevenix Trench
• THOUGH watery deserts hold apart - Oliver Wendell Holmes
• Thousand minstrels woke within me - Ralph Waldo Emerson
• Three Corsairs from Algier - Luis de Gongora
• Three crests against the saffron sky - Andrew Lang
• Three days through sapphire seas we sailed - Henry Howard Brownell
• Three Graces; and the mother were a Grace - Hilaire Belloc
• THREE Kings came riding from far away, - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• Three of us without a care - Bliss Carman
• Three walls around the town of Tela when I came - Carl Sandburg
• Thrice welcome to thy sisters of the East, - John Greenleaf Whittier
• Thro' Kentish-town, up Highgate-hill - Anonymous
• Thro' villages, o'er plains we ride - Anonymous
• through a hole - Kobayashi Issa
• Through Alpine meadows soft-suffused - Matthew Arnold
• Through crystal roofs the sunlight fell - John Davidson

Poems about Places