Poems by First Line

• Two dogs on Bournemouth beach - John Davidson
• Two fantails called in today, flew - Annabel Wilson
• Two heavy trestles, and a board - William Butler Yeats
• Two households, both alike in dignity - William Shakespeare
• TWO hundred miles to the south-southeast - C. W. Hall
• Two hundred years of blessing I record - Henry Van Dyke
• Two level miles round trip - Tricia Knoll
• TWO sad-faced women, haggard, worn, and wan, - Charles D. Bell
• Two score two years ago, the summer I - Frank L. Ludwig
• Two sticks and an apple, - Anonymous
• Two Swede families live downstairs - Carl Sandburg
• TWO voices are there: one is of the sea, - William Wordsworth
• Two weeks before Christmas - Martha Baird
• Type of the antique Rome! Rich reliquary - Edgar Allan Poe

Poems about Places