Poems by First Line

• A BALMY air is up, the night is still, - Casimir Brodzinski
• a beautiful blue fog - David Kowalczyk
• A bird came down the walk - Emily Dickinson
• A bird delicious to the taste - Phillis Wheatley
• A black and glassy float, opaque and still - William Ernest Henley
• A blush as of roses - John Greenleaf Whittier
• A bobcat creeps between pinon pines - Bonnie Manion
• A cacophonous bowl of dust and smoke - Abhay K
• A California song - Walt Whitman
• A cascade of hills - Abhay K
• A catholic stroll - Albert Hagenaars
• A century since the pedler still - Bessie Rayner Parkes
• A century since, the Mersey flowed - Bessie Rayner Parkes
• A certain poet and gentleman - David Barlow
• A cette cote anglaise - Gerard De Nerval
• A changing medley of insistent sounds - Ella Wheeler Wilcox
• A child - Nicolas Grenier
• A child is bumbling along the boardwalk - Mark Nenadov
• A child’s landscape—brilliant - Sean Arthur Joyce
• A city of glorious past - Yusuf Adamu

Poems about Places