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a placid lake in full moonlight
- John Anthony Fingleton
A plague on your languages, German and Norse!
- William Wordsworth
A plenteous place is Ireland for hospitable cheer
- Samuel Ferguson
a plowman facing
- Kobayashi Issa
A point of life between my parents' dust
- William Wordsworth
A pony trots among the Sunday crowds
- Tony French
A PORT there is in Ithaca, the haunt
- Homer
A private bower
- Anonymous
A promenade of rainbows
- Abhay K
A promise to California,
- Walt Whitman
A pulseless sea of summers never ending
- Hezekiah Butterworth
A quay of fire ran all along the shore
- John Dryden
A region desolate and wild.
- Matthew Arnold
A right-hand driving city
- Yusuf Adamu
A ROMAN master stands on Grecian ground,
- William Wordsworth
A rosette window and cross
- Michael Magee
A sabbath hush pervades the summer day
- Frank Foy
A saltscarred face gleams brown against
- Bruce McIntyre
a samisen joins
- Kobayashi Issa
A scene sublime is here disclos'd
- Isaac McLellan
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