Poems by First Line

• I, an organism here in lower six - Robert Clairmont
• I, naked, squalid, loathsome, vilely fed, - Jose-Maria de Heredia
• I, the obscure, the widowed, unconsoled, - Gerard De Nerval
• I, the poet William Yeats, - William Butler Yeats
• I, Virgin of the Snows, have liv'd - Stopford Augustus Brooke
• ibis - Nicolas Grenier
• Id had my say on Remembrance Day- - David Barlow
• Idol I found thee, unfeeling, challenging man but to mock him, - George Houghton
• If a street is named for a tree - Naomi Shihab Nye
• If England, her spirit lives anywhere - Ivor Gurney
• If ever I in Rome should dwell- - Bessie Rayner Parkes
• If ever sea-maid, from her coral cave - William Lisle Bowles
• IF Fate, though jealous of the second birth - Richard Milnes, 1st Baron Houghton
• If from the public way you turn your steps - William Wordsworth
• If from the public way you turn your steps - William Wordsworth
• If ghosts should walk in Deptford, as very well they may - Cicely Fox Smith
• If I am dumb, I am dumb! - Ivor Gurney
• If I could know but when and why - Arthur Symons
• If I die, I die - Charles Weeden
• If I return here another year - Steven Jackson

Poems about Places