Poems by First Line
- Tomorrow, soon as dawn has lit the land - Victor Hugo
- Tonight a shimmer of gold lies mantled o'er - Alan Seeger
- Tonight I went to the funeral of music - J.R. Solonche
- Tonight, my mood calls for tall buildings in four o'clock streets. - Robert Clairmont
- Too green the springing April grass, - Claude McKay
- Too long have I regarded thee, fair vale - Thomas Noon Talfourd
- Torches were blazing clear, - Felicia Hemans
- Torrent under lofty beeches, under larches cresting high; - Francis Turner Palgrave
- Toussaint! — thou most unhappy man of men! - William Wordsworth
- Towards the hills of Jamberoo - Henry Clarence Kendall
- Tower of thunder, a thundering flood, - Bonnie Manion
- Towery city and branchy between towers; - Gerard Manley Hopkins
- Tradition and modernity - Yusuf Adamu
- Tramline iron ore - Chris Stewart
- TRAMPLE! trample! went the roan, - George Walter Thornbury
- Tranquil above the rapids, rocks, and shoals - Richard Milnes, 1st Baron Houghton
- Traveller! on thy journey toiling - John Greenleaf Whittier
- TRAVERSE the oceans, seek for unknown strands - Thomas Buchanan Read
- TREAD near the brink of the mountain here, - Jorgen Ingebrektsem Moe
- Tread softly here; the sacredest of tombs
 - Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Poems about Places
Poems about Places