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Softly the first step of twilight
- Sappho
Soldiers only know the street
- E. Wyndham Tennant
Solemn and still beneath the deep blue sky
- Sarah Bridges Stebbins
Solitude reigns supreme—silence fills my heart
- Isaac McLellan
Some fairy of the olden time
- Horace Martin
Some people think the Irish mind
- S. Moore
Some sing of costly treasure ships, the hoarded gold of gain
- Alfred Williams
Some sing of life in cities fair
- H. F. Johnson
Some sings of the lily, and daisy, and rose
- John Greenleaf Whittier
Somebody's little girl
- Carl Sandburg
Somebody's little girl—how easy to make a sob story
- Carl Sandburg
Something there is that doesn't love a wall
- Robert Frost
Sometimes at night I stand within a court
- Thomas Edward Brown
Sometimes essences
- Ivy Raff
Sometimes in youthful years
- Robert Southey
Sometimes, Standing on the slope of Slee Gill, I can see old JMW Bashing out one more colour beginning Before cakes and ale at the King’s Head.
- Ian Scott Massie
Sometimes, spring and mortality in the heart,
- Albert Hagenaars
SOMETIMES, to pass the tedious irksome hours,
- Michael Drayton
Somewhat back from the village street
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Somewhere afield here something lies
- Thomas Hardy
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