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Starting from fish-shape Paumanok where I was born,
- Walt Whitman
Stay, bold Adventurer; rest awhile thy limbs
- William Wordsworth
Steamclouds exhale from raggedback ridges—
- Sean Arthur Joyce
Steaming the northern rapids--(an old St. Lawrence reminiscence
- Walt Whitman
Steep is the soldier's path; nor are the heights
- Robert Southey
step by step
- Nicolas Grenier
Step from the train
- Murray Alfredson
STERN Bertram shunned the nearer way,
- Sir Walter Scott
STILL and calm,
- Harriet Munroe
Still and dark along the sea
- Richard Henry Stoddard
Still fearful of the flood
- William Lisle Bowles
Still on we press, and now the ruddy beam
- Nicholas Michell
Still the world is wondrous large,--seven seas from marge to marge--
- Rudyard Kipling
Still to the south our pointed keels we guide
- Luís de Camoes
Stone! did the hand of sacerdotal fraud
- Ebenezer Elliot
Stone-Fish Lake is like Lake Dongting
- Yuan Jie
Stones we have, Russia,
- Baker Bronwell
STONY-BROWED Dwina, thy face is as flint!
- Countess Orloff
Storm and shame and fraud and darkness fill the nations full with night
- Algernon Charles Swinburne
STRANGE Isle! a moment to poetic gaze
- James Montgomery
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