Poetic Openings : James Henry Leigh Hunt to James Henry Leigh Hunt

Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : Death : First Line : Death is a road our dearest friends have gone;
Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : Fairies' Song : First Line : Translation of a Latin poem by Thomas Randolph
Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : How Robin And His Outlaws Lived In The Woods : First Line : Robin and his merry men
Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : Jenny Kiss'd Me : First Line : Jenny kiss'd me when we met,
Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : Jenny Kissed Me : First Line : Jenny kissed me when we met,

Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : May And The Poets : First Line : There is May in books forever;
Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : On Receiving A Crown Of Ivy From John Keats : First Line : It is a lofty feeling, yet a kind,
Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : Robin Hood, A Child. : First Line : It was the pleasant season yet,
Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : Robin Hood, An Outlaw. : First Line : Robin Hood is an outlaw bold
Poet : James Henry Leigh Hunt : Poem : Robin Hood's Flight : First Line : Robin Hood's mother, these twelve years now,

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