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And now she passes - Frédéric Mistral
And now she passes - Frédéric Mistral
And now the vessel skirts the strand - Sir Walter Scott
AND now the winds that southward blow - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
And now, emerging from the forest's gloom, - William Wordsworth
And now, from far the Libyan cape is seen - Luís de Camoes
And now, their ensigns blazing o’er the tide - Luís de Camoes
And so Cape Horn - Alan Gould
and so they came up over the reefs - Kamau Brathwaite
And so to-day — they lay him away - Carl Sandburg
And so Tyre fell — her riches could not save - Nicholas Michell
And so we forget - Annabel Wilson
And still her gray rocks tower above the sea - Fitz-Greene Halleck
AND still the Tartar loves the shores - Edna Dean Proctor
AND still we kept the Volga’s tide, - Edna Dean Proctor
AND Sutton-Acres, drenched with regal blood - John Philips
And there the Sultan stood, - Jose Zorrilla
And this is Marathon — a word that long - Nicholas Michell
And this is St. Helena? This the spot - Thomas Bailey Aldrich
And this is Tampa: yonder lies the Bay - Hezekiah Butterworth

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Poems about Places

Poems about Places