Poetic Openings : Ella Wheeler Wilcox to Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : Monday :
First Line : Awake! arise! Cast off thy drowsy dreams!
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : Most Blest Is He :
First Line : Most blest is he who in the morning time
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : My Home :
First Line : This is the place that I love the best,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : Night :
First Line : As some dusk mother shields from all alarms
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : Nirvana :
First Line : A drop of water risen from the ocean
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : No Spring :
First Line : Up from the South come the birds that were banished,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : Nothing But Stones :
First Line : I think I never passed so sad an hour,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : Nothing Remains :
First Line : Nothing remains of unrecorded ages
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : Old Rhythm And Rhyme :
First Line : They tell me new methods now govern the Muses,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox :
Poem : On Seeing The Diabutsu-at Kamakura, Japan :
First Line : Long have I searched, cathedral shrine, and hall,
