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paper umbrellas
- Kobayashi Issa
Para Aragón, en España
- Jose Marti
Pardon, old fathers, if you still remain
- William Butler Yeats
Paris
- Aldo Kraas
Paris is her name
- Angel Wade
Paris is her name
- David Darbyshire
Pass we drear New Holland's shoals
- James Montgomery
Pass we high Carmel, with his slopes of green
- Nicholas Michell
Pass we yon wilds where Ruin sternly lowers
- Nicholas Michell
Passage to India
- Walt Whitman
Passing through huddled and ugly walls
- Carl Sandburg
Past cottage piers, past the tiny store and
- Bonnie Manion
Past emerald plains and furrowed mountains old
- Thomas Gold Appleton
Past the coffee shop, a chilled refectory
- Will Hatchett
Patria menor, territorio vasto de supremos vínculos
- Stella Maris Berdaxagar
paying no heed
- Kobayashi Issa
Pea pods cling to stems
- Carl Sandburg
Peace is our portion. Yet a whisper rose
- Rudyard Kipling
Peace on the hush'd earth fell at eventide
- Bessie Rayner Parkes
PEALING from the ocean's deep foundations,
- Karl Wilhelm Muller
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