Poetic Openings : William Ernest Henley to William Ernest Henley

Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Rain And The Wind : First Line : The rain and the wind, the wind and the rain—
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Sands Are Alive With Sunshine : First Line : The sands are alive with sunshine,
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Sea Is Full Of Wandering Foam : First Line : The sea is full of wandering foam,
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Shadow Of Dawn : First Line : The shadow of Dawn;
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Skies Are Strown With Stars : First Line : The skies are strown with stars,

Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Song Of The Sword : First Line : —To Rudyard Kipling
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Spring, My Dear : First Line : The spring, my dear,
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Surges Gushed And Sounded : First Line : The surges gushed and sounded,
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Wan Sun Westers, Faint And Slow : First Line : The wan sun westers, faint and slow;
Poet : William Ernest Henley : Poem : The Ways Are Green With The Gladdening Sheen : First Line : The ways are green with the gladdening sheen