Poems by First Line

• When latest autumn spreads her evening veil - Charlotte Turner Smith
• WHEN Lawyers strive to heal a breach, - Thomas Hardy
• When Lent and Responsions are ended - Andrew Lang
• When Letty had scarce passed her third glad year - Charles Tennyson Turner
• When life is crazy in my limbs, - Arthur Henry Hallam
• When life was young, my white sail hung - Hezekiah Butterworth
• WHEN maddened France shook her King’s palace floor, - John Kenyon
• When men were all asleep the snow came flying, - Robert Bridges
• When native Britons British lands possessed - George Crabbe
• When night ends, the fog begins - Yasemin Balandi
• WHEN now the neighboring floods willed Wrekin to suppress - Michael Drayton
• When o'er the Wabash setting daylight smiles - Thomas Cogswell Upham
• When of tender mind and body - Thomas Hardy
• When on my bed the moonlight falls - Alfred Lord Tennyson
• When open skies renew the year - Hilaire Belloc
• When over Niger’s banks is breaking - Ferdinand Freiligrath
• When Philomel begins to sing - Anonymous
• When public occasions of general joy - Margaret Chalmers
• When smoke stood up from Ludlow, - A E Housman
• When solstice comes to Ireland, joy - Bonnie Manion

Poems about Places