Poems by First Line

• Here upon these padded lawns I stride, - Richard Morriss
• Here Vale a lively flood, her nobler name that gives - Michael Drayton
• HERE would I wish to sleep. This is the spot - Henry Kirke White
• Here's a health to old Kentucky - William J. Lampton
• Here's to my native land - Edwin Waugh
• Here's the mould of a musical bird long passed from light - Thomas Hardy
• Here, 'mid these paradises of the seas - Hezekiah Butterworth
• Here, by the margin of the murmuring main - Philip Freneau
• Here, in God's house of the open dome, - Francoise Fenelon
• Here, in my rude log cabin - Thomas Dunn English
• Here, in the twilight, at the well-known gate - Thomas Bailey Aldrich
• Here, pent about by office walls - Henry Clarence Kendall
• Here, where precipitate Spring with one light bound - Walter Savage Landor
• Here, where three counties join hands in alliance - George U. Robins
• Here, where Vespasian's legions struck the sands - Thomas Hardy
• HERE, where wild Fancy wondrous fictions drew, - Winthrop Mackworth Praed
• Here, whilst the twilight dews - George Dennison Prentice
• Here, with its Indian tombs, the Bloody Land - Anonymous
• Heres fine rosemary, sage and thyme. - Anonymous
• Hereto I come to interview a ghost - Thomas Hardy

Poems about Places