Poetic Openings : George William Russell to George William Russell

Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 11. Day : First Line : IN day from some titanic past it seems
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 110. Children Of Lir : First Line : WE woke from our sleep in the bosom where cradled together we lay:
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 111. Prayer : First Line : LET us leave our island woods grown dim and blue;
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 112. Benediction : First Line : NOW the rooftree of the midnight spreading,
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 113. The Mid-world : First Line : THIS is the red, red region

Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 114. Remembrance : First Line : THERE were many burning hours on the heartsweet tide,
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 115. The Vision Of Love : First Line : THE TWILIGHT fleeted away in pearl on the stream,
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 116. The Christ-sword : First Line : THE WHILE my mad brain whirled around
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 117. Blindness : First Line : OUR true hearts are forever lonely:
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 118. Whom We Worship : First Line : I WOULD not have the love of lips and eyes,

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