Poetic Openings : Edgar Allan Poe to Edgar Allan Poe

Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : Alone : First Line : From childhood’s hour I have not been
Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : An Enigma : First Line : "Seldom we find," says Solomon Don Dunce,
Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : Annabel Lee : First Line : It was many and many a year ago,
Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : Bridal Ballad : First Line : The ring is on my hand,
Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : Dreamland : First Line : By a route obscure and lonely,

Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : Dreams : First Line : Oh! that my young life were a lasting dream!
Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : Eldorado : First Line : Gaily bedight,
Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : Elizabeth : First Line : Elizabeth, it surely is most fit
Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : Eulalie : First Line : I dwelt alone
Poet : Edgar Allan Poe : Poem : Evening Star : First Line : ’Twas noontide of summer,