Poetic Openings : Edgar Lee Masters to Edgar Lee Masters

Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Hod Putt : First Line : Here I lie close to the grave
Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Homer Clapp : First Line : Often Aner Clute at the gate
Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Hon. Henry Bennett : First Line : It never came into my mind
Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Hortense Robbins : First Line : My name used to be in the papers daily
Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Ida Chicken : First Line : After I had attended lectures

Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Ida Frickey : First Line : Nothing in life is alien to you:
Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Imanuel Ehrenhardt : First Line : I began with Sir William Hamilton’s lectures.
Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Indignation Jones : First Line : You would not believe, would you
Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Ippolit Konovaloff : First Line : I was a gun-smith in Odessa.
Poet : Edgar Lee Masters : Poem : Isa Nutter : First Line : Doc Meyers said I had satyriasis,