Poetic Openings : Ella Wheeler Wilcox to Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Always At Sea : First Line : Always at sea I think about the dead.
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : An Afternoon : First Line : I am stirred by the dream of an afternoon
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : An Episode : First Line : Along the narrow Moorish street
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : And They Are Dumb : First Line : I have been across the bridges of the years.
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Applause : First Line : I hold it one of the sad certain laws

Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Appreciation : First Line : They prize not most the opulence of June
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Aquileia : First Line : On the election of the Roman Emperor Maximus, by the
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Artist's Life : First Line : Of all the waltzes the great Strauss wrote,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : As You Go Through Life : First Line : Don’t look for the flaws as you go through life;
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : At Bay : First Line : WIFE