Poems by First Line

• At the corner of Wood Street, when daylight appears - William Wordsworth
• At the end of a small hall and up one stairstep, its window overlooking a still-used Roman road from days when Plovdiv was called Trimontium, - Bonnie Manion
• At the foot of the mountain height - Jacques Jasmin
• AT the old Genevan wharf she lay, Where the Jardin Anglais looks on the bay,— - Henry Morford
• At the right time of year the city sparkles. - Mark Nenadov
• At the sea wall - Michael Magee
• At the throat of Soweto - June Jordan
• At the white clock-tower - Carl Sandburg
• At Thurgarton Church the sun - George Baker
• At Westminster, hid from the light of day - Thomas Hardy
• at Zenko Temple - Kobayashi Issa
• ATHUNREE! Athunree! - Aubrey Thomas de Vere
• Athwart a sky of brass long welts of gold - Madison Cawein
• Athwart the sky a lowly sigh - John Davidson
• Atlantes of the firmament! abrupt - Herman Scheffauer
• Attend, you lads and lasses, a story you shall hear - Anonymous
• Attracted to this airy steep - Philip Freneau
• August the twenty-second; from the rail - Alan Gould
• Australia takes her pen in hand - Andrew 'Banjo' Paterson
• Australia’s most eastern point still shrouded in slate winter grey - Edie Eicas

Poems about Places