Poetic Openings : Ella Wheeler Wilcox to Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The Englishman : First Line : Born in the flesh, and bred in the bone,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The Forecast : First Line : It may be that I dreamed a dream; it may be that I saw
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The Goal : First Line : All roads that lead to God are good;
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The Gossips : First Line : A rose in my garden, the sweetest and fairest,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The House Of Life : First Line : All wondering, and eager-eyed, within her portico

Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The Hymn Of The Republic : First Line : I have listened to the sighing of the burdened and the bound,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The Jealous Gods : First Line : ‘Oh life is wonderful,’ she said,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The Land Of Content : First Line : I set out for the Land of Content,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The Little Lady Of The Bullock Cart : First Line : Now is the time when India is gay
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : The Little White Hearse : First Line : Somebody’s baby was buried to-day—