Poems by First Line

• Far away from my forest home - Alexander McLachlan
• Far down in Nubia’s waste gray temples stand - Nicholas Michell
• Far from my dearest Friend, 'tis mine to rove - William Wordsworth
• FAR from the busy hum of men away, - Capel Lofft
• FAR from the sun and summer gale, - Thomas Gray
• Far hence amid an isle of wondrous beauty - Walt Whitman
• Far in sunset's mellow glory, far in daybreak's rosy bloom - Isaac McLellan
• Far in the sunset’s mellow glory - Isaac McLellan
• Far in the West there lies a desert land, where the mountains - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• Far in the wildest quinine wood - Joaquin Miller
• Far its rocky knoll descried - Matthew Arnold
• Far off in the clouds stand the walls of Hanyang - Lu Lun
• FAR off the old snows ever new With silver edges cleft the blue - Frederic William Henry Myers
• Far off the Rio Grande crawls, - Andrew Downing
• Far out across Carnarvon bay, - James Elroy Flecker
• FAR to the right, where Apennine ascends, - Oliver Goldsmith
• Far up in the hush of the Amazon River - Joaquin Miller
• Far within the lone Kyffhauser, - Emanuel Geibel
• Far, away from my friends, - James Clarence Mangan
• FAR, far away across the sea, - Theodore Aubanel

Poems about Places