Poems by First Line

• But now again our winged Sails we spread - Stephen Duck
• But now the trumpet, terrible from far, - Joseph Addison
• BUT now this mighty flood, upon his voyage prest - Michael Drayton
• But Nubia's sands are passed, and Egypt's palm - Nicholas Michell
• But o'er those mouldering arches once so fair - Nicholas Michell
• But other tombs are near: where rocks look down - Nicholas Michell
• But Paestum's giant temples — lift thine eyes - Nicholas Michell
• But Paros courts us to her shores, where gleam - Nicholas Michell
• But rock-crowned Athens calls our thoughts away - Nicholas Michell
• But see! the broadening river deeper flows, - Theodore Sedgwick Fay
• But seek ye ruins? — pilgrim, raise thine eye - Nicholas Michell
• But soft, what light through yonder window breaks - William Shakespeare
• But South the pilgrim speeds; Ionia's hills - Nicholas Michell
• But thou, Clitumnus! in thy sweetest wave - George Gordon, Lord Byron
• But thou, my country, thou shalt never fall - William Cullen Bryant
• But to have lain upon the grass - Arthur Symons
• But to our theme: The pilgrim comes to trace - Nicholas Michell
• But today I recapture the islands' - Kamau Brathwaite
• But what drew shepherd Richard from his downs, - Gerard Manley Hopkins
• But what to us are centuries dead, - Julia Caroline Ripley Dorr

Poems about Places