Poems by First Line

• A land with peace and plenty crowned - Martha Lavinia Hoffman
• A leaf for hand in hand; - Walt Whitman
• A lesser proof than old Voltaire's, yet greater, - Walt Whitman
• A LITTLE grove is seated on the marge - William Browne
• A lofty granite column lifts - William Lightfoot Visscher
• A long time ago - Ian Scott Massie
• A long, long desert tract before us lies - Nicholas Michell
• A LOWLY hut, stone piled and redly stained - Thomas Gold Appleton
• A magpie croaks - Ron Singer
• A man came as a witness saying - Carl Sandburg
• A man I praise that once in Tara's Halls - William Butler Yeats
• A MAN, like others, formed by God, - Lewis Glyn Cothy
• A meeting of bright streams and valleys green - Aubrey De Vere
• A mega urban forest - Pankaj Prasoon
• A MIGHTY growth! The countyside - Frederick Locker-Lampson
• A mighty growth! The countyside - Frederick Locker Lampson
• A mighty half-crested saddle - Yusuf Adamu
• A mighty mass of brick, and smoke, and shipping - George Gordon, Lord Byron
• A MIGHTY mass of brick, and smoke, and shipping, - George Gordon, Lord Byron
• A mighty theatre of snow and fire - Henry Clarence Kendall

Poems about Places