Poems by First Line

• We dutifully patch the bathtub floor - M.E. Bredimus
• We enter Kedron's vale, — the stony height - Nicholas Michell
• We fell asleep holding hands that night - Ron Singer
• We first saw fire on the tragic slopes - Alan Seeger
• We gazed intent upon the murderous cave - Henry Alford
• We give the world to understand - Jonathan Swift
• We give thy natal day to hope - John Greenleaf Whittier
• We have lived an age in a half-moon wane - Joaquin Miller
• We have shut the doors behind us, and the velvet - D.H. Lawrence
• We journey up the storied Nile; - Henry Abbey
• We left our pleasant Land of Lakes, and went - Robert Southey
• We marched, and saw a company of Canadians - Ivor Gurney
• We pass dark Patmos with its convent bells - Nicholas Michell
• We pass Vaucluse, where Petrarch's pensive shade - Nicholas Michell
• We reached the top — I scarce know how - John Brayshaw Kaye
• We sail out of season into on oyster-gray wind - Anne Sexton
• WE salute Arizona, the State--our cheers are exultant and loud! - Andrew Downing
• We sat at the window looking out - Thomas Hardy
• We sat within the farm-house old - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• We saw a banded confraternity, - Miguel de Cervantes

Poems about Places