Poetic Openings : Robert William Service to Robert William Service

Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Raising The Flag : First Line : Behold! the Spanish flag they’re raising
Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Red-tiled Roof : First Line : Poets may praise a wattle thatch
Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Regret : First Line : It’s not for laws I’ve broken
Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Relativity : First Line : I looked down on a daisied lawn
Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Relax : First Line : Do you recall that happy bike

Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Remorse : First Line : That scathing word I used in scorn
Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Repentance : First Line : “If you repent,” the Parson said,”
Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Reptiles And Roses : First Line : So crystal clear it is to me
Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Resignation : First Line : I’d hate to be centipede (of legs I’ve only two),
Poet : Robert William Service : Poem : Resolutions : First Line : Each New Year’s Eve I used to brood