Poems by First Line

• The Sackvilles were mostly mad. - Neil Powell
• The Sacred Mount, - John Nichol
• The sacred stork on yon high Wind-tower sits - Nicholas Michell
• The scene is grand! The eye surveys the sea, - Enoch Mudge
• The scenery around Quebec - S. Moore
• The scenery around Quebec - S. Moore
• The scenery of Baldovan - William Topaz McGonagall
• The schoolyard is wide and long, - Aldo Kraas
• The scouring of the canvas against gravel - Albert Hagenaars
• The sea is calm to-night - Matthew Arnold
• The sea is large - Carl Sandburg
• The sea is the sky is the sun is the sea so - Poppy Kleiser
• The sea lies quieted beneath - Arthur Symons
• The sea was sapphire coloured, and the sky - Oscar Wilde
• The Second City, & its poet laureate - Diyan Zora
• The Seine, old egotist, meanders imperturbably towards the sea - Hope Mirrlees
• THE SENTINEL his weary hours Keeps guard in quarantine; - Count Anton Alexander von Auersperg
• The serried ranks with morning's radiance shine - Julia Stockton Dinsmore
• The Shades of eve had crossed the glen - Samuel Ferguson
• THE SHADES of night were falling fast, As through an Alpine village passed - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Poems about Places