Poetic Openings : Edwin Arlington Robinson to Edwin Arlington Robinson

Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Altar : First Line : Alone, remote, nor witting where I went,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Book Of Annandale : First Line : I
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Burning Book : First Line : Or the Contented Metaphysician
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Children Of The Night : First Line : For those that never know the light,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Chorus Of Old Men In 'aegeus' : First Line : Ye gods that have a home beyond the world,

Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Clerks : First Line : I did not think that I should find them there
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Clinging Vine : First Line : “Be calm? And was I frantic?
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Companion : First Line : Let him answer as he will,
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Corridor : First Line : It may have been the pride in me for aught
Poet : Edwin Arlington Robinson : Poem : The Dark Hills : First Line : Dark hills at evening in the west,

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