Poetic Openings : Ella Wheeler Wilcox to Oscar Wilde

Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : What Happens? : First Line : When thy hand touches mine, through all the mesh
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Which Are You? : First Line : There are two kinds of people on earth to-day;
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Will : First Line : You will be what you will to be;
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Will ( Ii ) : First Line : There is no chance, no destiny, no fate,
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Winter Rain : First Line : Falling upon the frozen world last

Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Wishes For A Little Girl : First Line : What would I ask the kindly fates to give
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Woman : First Line : Strange are the ways that her feet have trod
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Worth While : First Line : It is easy enough to be pleasant
Poet : Ella Wheeler Wilcox : Poem : Worthy The Name Of 'sir Knight' : First Line : Sir Knight of the world’s oldest order,
Poet : Oscar Wilde : Poem : A Vision : First Line : TWO crownd Kings, and One that stood alone