Poems by First Line

• 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
• Tread those narrow canyons - Murray Alfredson
• Trees of drifting wood smoke blues and Deep green shadows misting the ragged grass. - Ian Scott Massie
• Trees standing in rain; - Eli Siegel
• Troops late by Williamsburg's brave palace wall - James Barron Hope
• True fame is this, —through love, and love alone, - Aubrey Thomas de Vere
• Truth’s told and checked and balanced, to which there’s no objection - Alfonso Reyes
• Tu jest naprawdę pięknie - Dorota Jolanta Szumilas
• Turn, Moralist, adown the Appian way - Nicholas Michell

Poems about Places