Poems by First Line

• THE NORTHERN STAR Sailed over the bar Bound to the Baltic Sea; - Anonymous
• The northern stirp beneath the southern skies - Rudyard Kipling
• The Northland reared his hoary head - Eugene Field
• The old brown thorn-trees break in two high over Cummen Strand - William Butler Yeats
• The old grey town that blue sea girds - Timothy Adès
• The old inventive poets, had they seen - William Wordsworth
• The old mayer climbed the belfry tower, - Jean Ingelow
• The oleander on the wall - Oscar Wilde
• THE OPPRESSION of the tumult, wrath and scorn, - William Wordsworth
• The orient beam illumes the parting oar - William Lisle Bowles
• The palms of Queens Road parade raggedly - Will Hatchett
• The past is all around us, in the air, - Carol Anne Duffy
• The pavements of upper Manhattan have dust, - Ellen Reiss
• The peaceful city of the Kanuri - Yusuf Adamu
• The phoenix are at play on their terrace - Ezra Pound
• The phone rang in the middle of the Fairbanks night and was always a - Naomi Shihab Nye
• The pied piper of Hamelin - Timothy Adès
• The pilgrim stands on famed Chaldaea's plain - Nicholas Michell
• THE PLAINS recede; the olives dwindle: - Aubrey Thomas de Vere
• THE POET came to the Land of the East, - Bayard Taylor

Poems about Places