Poetic Openings : Edwin Arlington Robinson to Edwin Arlington Robinson

Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Flammonde : First Line : The man Flammonde, from God knows where,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Fleming Helphenstine : First Line : At first I thought there was a superfine
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : For A Book By Thomas Hardy : First Line : With searching feet, through dark circuitous ways,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : For A Dead Lady : First Line : No more with overflowing light
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : For Arvia : First Line : On her fifth birthday

Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : For Some Poems By Matthew Arnold : First Line : Sweeping the chords of Hellas with firm hand,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Fragment : First Line : Faint white pillars that seem to fade
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : George Crabbe : First Line : Give him the darkest inch your shelf allows,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Her Eyes : First Line : Up from the street and the crowds that went,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Hillcrest : First Line : (To Mrs. Edward MacDowell)