Poems by First Line

• ULYSSES passed Into the fruitful orchard, there to prove - Homer
• Ulysses, much-experienced man - Alfred Lord Tennyson
• Under bare Ben Bulben's head - William Butler Yeats
• Under Mount Etna he lies, - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• Under Mount Etna he lies, - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• Under my window-ledge the waters race, - William Butler Yeats
• Under the almond tree - Arthur Symons
• Under the arches of the morning sky - Bayard Taylor
• Under the canopied bank we lie - William Osborn Stoddard
• Under the eaves of a Southern sky - Lucy Larcom
• Under the palms of San Diego - Alfred Noyes
• under their parasols - Kobayashi Issa
• UNDERNEATH this sable herse - Ben Jonson
• Undone! undone! the lawyers cry - Charles Mackay
• Unequal thus to Caesar, Pompey yields - Lucan
• Unhappy mortals! Dark and mourning earth - Voltaire
• Unique each town, not so much as mine - Roger W. Hancock
• Unknown with passing away, she put - Catharina Boer
• Unreal City - Thomas Stearns Eliot
• Unsought by man, and whose untrodden depths - Sallie Bridges

Poems about Places