Poems by First Line

• When over Niger’s banks is breaking - Ferdinand Freiligrath
• When Philomel begins to sing - Anonymous
• When public occasions of general joy - Margaret Chalmers
• When smoke stood up from Ludlow, - A E Housman
• When solstice comes to Ireland, joy - Bonnie Manion
• When some proud son of man returns to earth - George Gordon, Lord Byron
• When spring-time flushes the desert grass - Rudyard Kipling
• When suddenly, at the midnight hour, - Constantine Cavafy
• When Sue Collins was a-courted a hundred years ago and more, - Eli Siegel
• When summer breezes wave the untrodden grass - Nicholas Michell
• When summer leaves - Miya Yamanouchi
• When that great Kings return to clay - Rudyard Kipling
• When the breach was open laid, - William Maginn
• When the dew is on the mountain - James Foley
• When the dull gray mists of the morning - William Gibson
• When the early soft spring wind comes blowing - Sappho
• When the foes, in conflict heated - J. Augustine Signaigo
• When the frost is on the punkin and the fodder's in - James Whitcomb Riley
• WHEN the heathen trumpet’s clang - Sir Walter Scott
• WHEN the Hetman John Swiergowski - Anonymous

Poems about Places