Poems by First Line

• England, father and mother in one - Ella Wheeler Wilcox
• England, we love thee better than we know,— - Richard Chevenix Trench
• Enter gay Sallust's house — its beauties trace - Nicholas Michell
• Enter this cavern, Stranger! Here, awhile - Robert Southey
• entering Edo - Kobayashi Issa
• Entering the Latin School, now the Johan de Witt Gymnasium - Neil Leadbeater
• Entranced with varied loveliness, I gaze - Newman Hall
• Ere, in the northern gale - William Cullen Bryant
• Erected: 1833 - J.R. Solonche
• Erewhile I saw ye faintly through far haze - Henry Alford
• Eroded red rock looks like bone - Ron Singer
• ERTHE oute of erthe ys wondurly wroght - William Shakespeare
• Es Toledo ciudad eclesiástica - Alfonso Reyes
• Escalator grooves rising, rising - Ruth Asch
• Esdraelon's plain still boasts its myrtle bowers - Nicholas Michell
• Eternal Father, mighty God - Lilia K. Dominis
• ETERNAL powers! what ruins from afar - William Falconer
• Ethereal dweller, neath southern skies, - Benjamin Franklin Field
• Euroka, go over the tops of the hill - Henry Clarence Kendall
• Europe can boast no richer, goodlier scene - Robert Southey

Poems about Places