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To a Lady in London
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
To a Lady in October
by
Roselle Mercier Montgomery
· (pm)
To a Lady’s Legs
by
H. J. Krier
· (pm)
To a Lady Who Is Not Listening
by
Irene Stewart
· (pm)
To a Lady Who Must Write Verse
by
Dorothy Parker
· (pm)
To a Lady Who Sings in the Opera
by
Joseph Bernard Rethy
· (pm)
To a Lady with an Album
by
M. M. W.
· (pm)
To a Lady with a Present of Flowers
by
J. J. Ellis
· (pm)
To a Lady with Her Hair Dishevelled
by
Ernest Blake
· (pm)
To a Land Where Winter Never Comes
by
A. S. M. Hutchinson
· (ar)
To a Lark
by
Hansard Watt
· (pm)
To a Late-Comer
by
Julia C. R. Dorr
· (pm)
To a Late Lieutenant
by
A. M. B.
· (pm)
To a Late Lieutenant
by
A. M. Burrage
· (pm)
To Alcithoë
by
Marjorie L. C. Pickthall
· (pm)
To Ale with “Lightness”
by
Joseph B. Scholnick
· (ar)
To Alfred Tennyson
by
Aubrey Thomas de Vere
· (??)
To Alfred Tennyson
by
Robert Stephen Hawkes
· (pm)
To Alice
by
Percy Waxman
· (pm)
To a Lifeguard
by
Ethel Wanselow
· (pm)
To a Lifer Serving Out His Hitch on Goodfellow A.F.B., San Angelo
by
Robert Gibb
· (pm)
To a Light-Hearted Love
by
Frances M. Frost
· (pm)
To a Light Woman
by
Arthur Carwinnen
· (pm)
To Alison
by
Helen M. Taylor
· (pm)
To a Little Belgian Refugee in the Streets of London
by
Draycot M. Dell
· (pm)
To a Little Boy
by
Helen Welshimer
· (pm)
To a Little Child
by
Francis Turner Palgrave
· (pm)
To a Little Deaf Dog
by
Ethellyn Brewer DeFoe
· (pm)
To a Little Dog
by
Mazie V. Caruthers
· (pm)
“To a Little Dog”
by
M. V. C.
· (pm)
To a Little Dog, Lying Dead
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
To a Little Girl
by
W. F. Norris
· (pm)
To a Little Girl
by
Theo van Beek
· (pm)
To a Little Girl at Christmas
by
Wolcott Gibbs
· (ss)
To a Little Girl in “Punch”
by
Robertson Trowbridge
· (pm)
To a Little Girl Who Died
by
John Bunker
· (pm)
To a Little Love
by
Viola Brothers Shore
· (pm)
To a Little Ship
by
Barbara Hollis
· (pm)
To a Little Spinster
by
A. P. Nicholson
· (pm)
To All a Good Night
by
Katinka Loeser
· (vi)
“To All a Good-Night”
by
Will Stanton
· (ss)
To All Alike
by
H. Bedford-Jones
· (ss)
To All and Sundry
by
Edward W. Barnard
· (pm)
To All Artists
by
Brenda Murray Draper
· (pm)
To all Athletes Fallen in War, 1914-1918
by
W. E. B. Henderson
· (pm)
To Alleyne
by
Walter E. Grogan
· (pm)
To All Hands
by
John Mason Brown
· (nb)
To All Men but One
by
Katharine Brush
· (pm)
To All My Readers
by
The Editor(s)
· (ed)
To All Named Smith—Greeting!
by
John Holt Schooling
· (ar)
To All Those Whom It May Concern
by
Lily Schoefield
· (pm)
To All Who Go Down to the Sea in Ships
by
Lina Jephson
· (pm)
To All Women
by
Amélie Rives
· (pm)
To Alma
by
Edward Paice
· (pm)
To a Local Chantacleer
by
E. L. Roberts
· (pm)
To a Logician
by
Dana Burnet
· (pm)
To a Loquacious One
by
Elaine V. Emans
· (pm)
To a Lost Comrade
by
Grace Duffield Goodwin
· (pm)
To a Lost Kitten
by
Sara Owen
· (pm)
To a Lovely Girl
by
Grace Noll Crowell
· (pm)
To a Love of Yesterday
by
Glenn Norbrey Pleasants
· (pm)
To a Lover
by
Horace
· (pm)
To a Lover
by
Eva Anne Madden
· (pm)
To a Lover
by
Ethel Mannin
· (pm)
To a Lover
by
S. R.
· (pm)
To a Lover in Spring
by
Mary Carolyn Davies
· (pm)
To Althea, from Prison
by
Richard Lovelace
· (pm)
To a Lucy Stoner
by
Berton Braley
· (pm)
To a Luna Moth
by
Rheem Douglas
· (pm)
To a Magnolia Flower in the Garden of the Armenian Convent
by
S. Weir Mitchell
· (??)
To a Maid Demure
by
Andrew Hedbrooke
· (??)
To a Maiden Kneeling at a Woodland Spring
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
To a Maiden of Four
by
Lewis Worthington Smith
· (pm)
To a Maid’s Face
by
Helen B. Jerome
· (pm)
To a Maker of Verses
by
Burr Wilton
· (??)
To a Man!
by
Avin H. Johnston
· (pm)
To a Man About to Become a Suburbanite
by
Charles Newton Hood
· (ms)
To a Man’s Heart
by
Various
· (ms)
To Amarantha, That She Would Dishevell Her Haire
by
Richard Lovelace
· (pm)
To a Marie van Houtle
by
Mary S. Guyles
· (pm)
To a Marigold
by
Thomas Wistar
· (pm)
To a Materialist
by
Arthur Wallace Peach
· (pm)
To a Meadow Lark
by
James J. Montague
· (pm)
To America
by
Harold E. Boulton
· (??)
To America—from Douglas MacArthur
by
The Editor(s)
· (ed)
To a Messenger
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
To a Miniature
by
Norah E. Langton
· (pm)
To a Mirror
by
Charles G. D. Roberts
· (pm)
To a Misanthrope
by
Robert Gilbert Welsh
· (pm)
To a Missal of the Thirteenth Century
by
Austin Dobson
· (??)
To a Mocking-Bird
by
Cornelius Oliver Lee
· (pm)
To a Mocking-Bird
by
Henry Jerome Stockard
· (??)
To a Mocking-Bird
by
Maurice Thompson
· (pm)
To a Mocking-Bird Singing in October
by
Walter Malone
· (pm)
To a Modern David
by
Elsa Barker
· (pm)
To a Modernistic Christmas Tree
by
Phyllis McGinley
· (pm)
To a Modern Lady
by
Katharine Haviland-Taylor
· (pm)
To a Modern Maid
by
Elisabeth R. Finley
· (pm)
To a Modern Nero
by
Jim Niles
· (pm)
To a Mongrel
by
Mabel Dean
· (pm)
To a Mosquito
by
William Cullen Bryant
· (pm)
To a Mosquito
by
C. H. Sholes
· (pm)
To a Most Comely Lady
by
Louise Imogen Guiney
· (pm)
To a Moth
by
Lena Whittaker Blakeney
· (pm)
To a Mother
by
Marjorie Benton Cooke
· (pm)
To a Mother
by
Virginia Kline
· (pm)
To a Mother, on the Death of an Infant
by
The Authoress of “The Discipline of Life”
· (pm)
To a Mountain
by
Agnes Lee
· (pm)
To a Mountain Lake
by
Martha Gilbert Dickinson Bianchi
· (pm)
To a Mountain Lake
by
Martha Gilbert Dickinson
· (pm)
To a Mountain Spring
by
Richard Le Gallienne
· (pm)
To Amount of Account Rendered
by
J. J. B.
· (pm)
To Amount of Account Rendered
by
J. J. Bell
· (pm)
To Amourette
by
Francois
· (pm)
To a Movie Star
by
Theda Kenyon
· (pm)
To a Mule
by
David Law Proudfit
· (pm)
To a Mummy
by
Julia Warner Michael
· (pm)
To Amuse Children on the Piazza
by
Margaret Leigh
· (ar)
To Amuse the Children
by
Peter Barton
· (ss)
To an Abalone
by
Haven Charles Hurst
· (pm)
To an Abandoned Ship
by
Ethel Watts Mumford
· (pm)
To an absent Lover
by
E. B. Crosswhite
· (pm)
To an “Advanced Woman”
by
F. Mabelle Pearse
· (pm)
To an Aged Friend
by
Caroline Cain Durkee
· (pm)
To an Albatross
by
Matt Hyland
· (pm)
To an American Rab
by
Horace S. Fiske
· (??)
To an Amiable Little Boy
by
Mildred Howells
· (pm)
To an Ancient
by
E. D. Todd
· (pm)
To an Angling Friend
by
A. T. Johnson
· (pm)
To an Antique Stilleto
by
Berton Braley
· (pm)
To an Anxious Inquirer
by
Arthur Powell
· (pm)
To an Apple
by
Hamilton Pope Galt
· (pm)
To an Appreciative Friend
by
Marguerite Johansen
· (pm)
To an April Bride
by
A. C.
· (pm)
To an April Girl
by
Winthrop Packard
· (pm)
To an Army Chaplain
by
Draycot M. Dell
· (pm)
To an Artist
by
Clarence Urmy
· (pm)
To an Astronaut Dying Young
by
Maxine Kumin
· (pm)
To an Atheist
by
Viola Brothers Shore
· (pm)
To a National Guard
by
Gilbert Collins
· (pm)
To an Australian
by
Rosina Margaret Hopkins Clarke
· (pm)
To an Australian
by
Mayne Lindsay
· (pm)
To an Aviator
by
Margaret E. Sangster
· (pm)
To an Aztec Relic
by
Paul Wilson
· (pm)
“To” and the Infinitive
by
Thomas R. Lounsbury
· (ar)
To and Through the Isle of Dogs
by
Richard Rowe
· (ar)
To an Eager Beaver
by
Trudi Nelson
· (pm)
To an Eagle
by
Charles Lotin Hildreth
· (pm)
To an Early Swallow
by
Alice Cary
· (pm)
To an Easter Lily
by
L. Albion
· (pm)
To an Editor
by
Charles Cutting
· (pm)
To an Editor
by
R. K. Munkittrick
· (pm)
To an Editor—Straphanging
by
W. E. B. H.
· (pm)
To an Editor—Straphanging
by
W. E. B. Henderson
· (pm)
To an Egotistical Biographer
by
John Kendrick Bangs
· (pm)
To an Electric Mixer
by
Myrtle Vorst Sheppard
· (pm)
To an Empty Candy-Box
by
Tulah Ragsdale
· (pm)
To an Empty Chocolate Box
by
Tulah Ragsdale
· (pm)
To an English Setter
by
Thomas Walsh
· (pm)
To an English Sparrow
by
George Horton
· (??)
To an Evergreen with Berries
by
A. Newberry Choyce
· (pm)
To a New-Born Babe
by
Ethel May Kelley
· (pm)
To a New-Born Baby
by
Alice Archer Sewall
· (pm)
To a New-(Hospital)-Born Son
by
Parke Cummings
· (pm)
To a New Soul
by
Beatrice Ashton Vandegrift
· (pm)
To a New Sundial
by
Mary Montgomerie Currie
· (pm)
To a New Sundial
by
Violet Fane
· (pm)
To a New Woman (Aged Six)
by
Mary Farrah
· (pm)
To an Exceeding Small New Boy
by
T. P. Cameron Wilson
· (pm)
To an Excellent Housekeeper
by
Elizabeth Bohm
· (pm)
To an Expert Window Cleaner
by
Hansard Watt
· (pm)
To an Explorer
by
Fay Inchfawn
· (pm)
To an Explorer
by
Elizabeth Rebecca Ward
· (pm)
To an Express
by
T. Hodgkinson
· (pm)
To an Idealist
by
Richard Kirk
· (pm)
To an Idol
by
Djuna Barnes
· (pm)
To a Nightingale
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
To an Impassive Woman
by
John Class
· (pm)
To an Infant
by
Baron Ireland
· (pm)
To an Infant
by
Newman Levy
· (pm)
To an Infant
by
Nate Salsbury
· (pm)
To an Intrusive Butterfly
by
Austin Dobson
· (??)
To an Iris
by
Bliss Carman
· (pm)
To an Irreverent Wife
by
Arthur Guiterman
· (pm)
To an Italian Statue
by
Emery Bemsley Pottle
· (pm)
To Annabelle
by
Harold Susman
· (pm)
To Annette
by
Bryan Charles Waller
· (pm)
To an Obscure Poet who Lives on My Hearth
by
Charles Lotin Hildreth
· (??)
To an Old Apple-Tree
by
Coates Kinney
· (pm)
To an Old Arm-chair
by
Bethell C. Horton
· (pm)
To an Old Bat
by
A. A. Milne
· (pm)
To an Old Canteen
by
Edward W. Barnard
· (pm)
To an Old Chair
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
To an Old Clock
by
James Jeffrey Roche
· (pm)
To an Old Coat. (From Béranger.)
by
Francis Hastings Doyle
· (pm)
To an Old Dress
by
Lesley Grey
· (pm)
To an Older Woman
by
Violet Alleyn Storey
· (pm)
To an Old Family Portrait
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
To an Old Friend
by
Alan Wood Tattersall
· (pm)
To an Old Guitar
by
Annie Louise Breckenridge
· (??)
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