Poetic Openings : Paul Laurence Dunbar to Paul Laurence Dunbar

Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : After The Quarrel : First Line : So we, who've supped the self-same cup,
Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : After While : First Line : I think that though the clouds be dark,
Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : Alice : First Line : Know you, winds that blow your course
Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : An Ante-bellum Sermon : First Line : We is gathahed hyeah, my brothahs,
Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : An Easter Ode : First Line : To the cold, dark grave they go

Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : An Easy-goin' Feller : First Line : Ther' ain't no use in all this strife,
Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : An Old Memory : First Line : How sweet the music sounded
Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : At The Tavern : First Line : A lilt and a swing,
Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : Barrier, The : First Line : The Midnight wooed the Morning Star,
Poet : Paul Laurence Dunbar : Poem : Beyond The Years : First Line : I.