Poetic Openings : Philip Larkin to Philip Larkin

Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : High Windows : First Line : When I see a couple of kids
Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : Homage To A Government : First Line : Next year we are to bring all the soldiers home
Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : Home Is So Sad : First Line : Home is so sad. It stays as it was left,
Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : How Distant : First Line : How distant, the departure of young men
Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : I Have Started To Say : First Line : I have started to say

Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : I Remember, I Remember : First Line : Coming up England by a different line
Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : If Hands Could Free You, Heart : First Line : If hands could free you, heart,
Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : Ignorance : First Line : Strange to know nothing, never to be sure
Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : Is It For Now Or For Always : First Line : Is it for now or for always,
Poet : Philip Larkin : Poem : Like The Train's Beat : First Line : Like the train's beat

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