Poetic Openings : Ralph Waldo Emerson to Ralph Waldo Emerson

Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Monadnoc : First Line : Thousand minstrels woke within me,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Musketaquid : First Line : Because I was content with these poor fields,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Ode To Beauty : First Line : Who gave thee, O Beauty!
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Ode To William H. Channing : First Line : Though loth to grieve
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Painting And Sculpture : First Line : The sinful painter drapes his goddess warm,

Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Saadi : First Line : Trees in groves,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Sursum Corda : First Line : Seek not the Spirit, if it hide,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Suum Cuique : First Line : The rain has spoiled the farmer’s day;
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Tact : First Line : What boots it, thy virtue,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : The Amulet : First Line : Your picture smiles as first it smiled,