Poetic Openings : William Ernest Henley to William Ernest Henley

Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : I. M.-r. L. S. ( 1850-1894 ) : First Line : O, Time and Change, they range and range
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : If It Should Come To Be : First Line : If it should come to be,
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : In Fisherrow : First Line : A hard north-easter fifty winters long
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : In The Dials : First Line : To Garryowen upon an organ ground
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : In The Placid Summer Midnight : First Line : In the placid summer midnight,

Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : In The Year That's Come And Gone : First Line : In the year that’s come and gone, love, his flying feather
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : Interior : First Line : The gaunt brown walls
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : Interlude : First Line : O, the fun, the fun and frolic
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : Invictus [i. M. To R. T. Hamilton Bruce ( 1846-1899 )] : First Line : Out of the night that covers me,
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : It Came With The Threat Of A Waning Moon : First Line : It came with the threat of a waning moon