Poetic Openings : Edwin Arlington Robinson to Edwin Arlington Robinson

Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Lazarus : First Line : “No, Mary, there was nothing—not a word.
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Leffingwell : First Line : No, no,—forget your Cricket and your Ant,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : L'envoi : First Line : Now in a thought, now in a shadowed word,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Leonora : First Line : They have made for Leonora this low dwelling in the ground,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Lingard And The Stars : First Line : The table hurled itself, to our surprise,

Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Lisette And Eileen : First Line : “When he was here alive, Eileen,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Llewellyn And The Tree : First Line : Could he have made Priscilla share
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : London Bridge : First Line : “Do I hear them? Yes, I hear the children singing—and what of it?
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Lost Anchors : First Line : Like a dry fish flung inland far from shore,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : Luke Havergal : First Line : Go to the western gate, Luke Havergal,—