Poems by First Line

• Brooklyn the gorgeous, - Eli Siegel
• Brother Man the Rasta - Kamau Brathwaite
• Brown and bare the desert, - Benjamin Franklin Field
• Brown foundling of the Western wood - Bret Harte
• Bruce of Kinnaird could scarce repress the smile - William Witt Palmer
• Build at Kallundborg by the sea - John Greenleaf Whittier
• Built in far other times, those sculptured walls - Letitia Elizabeth Landon
• Built in far other times, those sculptured walls - Anonymous
• Burgess: that onetime ocean home, - Bonnie Manion
• Bury this old Illinois farmer with respect - Carl Sandburg
• Bus 57 or 77 to Irlam o'th Height, - Dave Marsh
• Busk ye, busk ye, my bonnie, bonnie bride - William Hamilton
• But a brighter vision breaks - James Montgomery
• BUT all our praises why should lords engross? - Alexander Pope
• But deeper, holier thoughts the bosom fill - Nicholas Michell
• BUT he, Leander, almost half across, - Leigh Hunt
• But her choice sport was, in the hours of sleep - Percy Bysshe Shelley
• But lo! famed Nimes, that second Rome, is near - Nicholas Michell
• But near Mount Hor, for countless ages hid - Nicholas Michell
• But near Salsette a fairer island blooms - Nicholas Michell

Poems about Places