Poems by First Line

• Golden girl - Langston Hughes
• Good Father John O'Hart - William Butler Yeats
• Good German men, maids, matrons, pray give ear! - Heinrich Heine
• Good-by now to the streets and the clash of wheels and locking hubs - Carl Sandburg
• Gorleston was Gorleston ere Yarmouth begun - Anonymous
• Gradual as mists roll off the bounding hills - Nicholas Michell
• Grand Haven is in Michigan, and in possession, too - James Whitcomb Riley
• Grand Pré! whose level meadows stretch away - Sarah D. Clark
• Grandeur. Old fashions and their polished grace. - Albert Samain
• Gray, gray is Abbey Asaroe - William Allingham
• Gray-purple dusk behind the wrath-swept hill - George E. Merrick
• great Edo-- - Kobayashi Issa
• Great Japan-- - Kobayashi Issa
• Great King William stood on Windsor - Hezekiah Butterworth
• Great oak and oracle, and earthly miracle - Alfonso Reyes
• Great wonder of Nature! thy thunders I hear; - O. M. Livingston
• Greece, thine ancient lamp is spent - James Montgomery
• Green countryside crisscrossed by dirt tracks - Clair Chilvers
• Green Flodden, on thy blood-stain'd head - John Leyden
• Green is the plane-tree in the square - Amy Levy

Poems about Places