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

Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Myth Of Arthur : First Line : O learned man who never learned to learn,
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The New Fiction : First Line : “Leave them alone”, we seem to hear Mr. Galsworthy say of his Young People.
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The New Freethinker : First Line : John Grubby who was short and stout
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The New Omar : First Line : A Book of verses underneath the bough,
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Old Song : First Line : A livid sky on London

Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Outlaw : First Line : Priest, is any song-bird stricken?
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Pessimist : First Line : You that have snarled through the ages, take your answer and go—
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Praise Of Dust : First Line : ‘What of vile dust?’ the preacher said.
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Road To Roundabout : First Line : Some say that Guy of Warwick
Poet : G. K. Chesterton : Poem : The Rolling English Road : First Line : Before the Roman came to Rye or out to Severn strode,