Poetic Openings : Walter Savage Landor to Walter Savage Landor

Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : The Dragon-fly : First Line : Life (priest and poet say) is but a dream;
Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : The Evening Star : First Line : Smiles soon abate; the boisterous throes
Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : The Maid's Lament : First Line : I loved him not; and yet now he is gone,
Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : The Three Roses : First Line : When the buds began to burst,
Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : To Age : First Line : Welcome, old friend! These many years

Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : To Robert Browning : First Line : There is delight in singing, though none hear
Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : To Zo : First Line : Against the groaning mast I stand,
Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : To Zoe : First Line : Against the groaning mast I stand,
Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : Twenty Years Hence : First Line : Twenty years hence my eyes may grow
Poet : Walter Savage Landor : Poem : Verse : First Line : Past ruined Ilion Helen lives,

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