Poetic Openings : G. K. Chesterton to G. K. Chesterton

Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Donkey : First Line : When fishes flew and forests walked
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Earth's Shame : First Line : Name not his deed: in shuddering and in haste
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The End Of Fear : First Line : Though the whole heaven be one-eyed with the moon,
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Englishman : First Line : St George he was for England,
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Fish : First Line : Dark the sea was: but I saw him,

Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Great Minimum : First Line : It is something to have wept as we have wept,
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Happy Man : First Line : To teach the grey earth like a child,
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Higher Unity : First Line : The Rev. Isaiah Bunter has disappeared into the interior of
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Holy Of Holies : First Line : ‘Elder father, though thine eyes
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Hope Of The Streets : First Line : The still sweet meadows shimmered: and I stood