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To a Snowdrop • Allan M. Laing • (pm)
To a Snowdrop! • A. H. T. • (pm)
To a Snowflake • Alice Knight • (pm)
To a Sobbing Child • Andrew Francis Lockhart • (pm)
To a Songster • John B. Tabb • (pm)
To a Southern Girl • Anonymous • (pm)
To a Spaniel • Louisa Boyd Gill • (pm)
To a Sparrow • Sasaki Shigetz • (pm)
To a Spring • Richard Leigh • (pm)
To a Squirrel • Henry S. Cornwall • (pm)
To a Star • Arthur E. Lloyd Maunsell • (pm)
To a Strong-Willed Lady • Anthony Bard • (pm)
To a summer cloud • Ira A. Cole • (pm)
To a Swallow • Jane Welsh Carlyle • (pm)
To a Sweetheart • Evelyn Miles • (ms)
To a Tall Lover • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To a Telephone Ringing the Wrong Number • Fairfax Downey • (pm)
To a Ten-Inch Gun • Nixon Waterman • (pm)
To a Tiger Passing My Tent • Lord Dunsany • (pm)
To a Tourist • Mary Dixon Thayer • (pm)
To a Tree • Annette Wynne • (pm)
To a Troubadour • J. Corson Miller • (pm)
To a Twinkler • Dorothy De Jagers • (pm)
To a Tyrant • Joseph Brodsky • (pm)
To a Vamp • F. J. & E. W. • (pm)
To a Vampire • Edwin Carlile Litsey • (pm)
To a Venetian Tune • Stephen French Whitman • (ss)
To a Venturesome Wild Horse • Elma Marlatt Dean • (pm)
To a Very Lovely Lady • Clifton E. Blake • (pm)
To a Very Religious Lady • Campoamore • (pm)
To a Veteran • A. S. L. Gray • (pm)
To a Victorious Rival • H. Thompson Rich • (pm)
To a Violet Found Blooming Afield in November • Edwin Bird Wilson • (pm)
To a Violet Sea • Petronella O’Donnell • (pm)
To A Violin • Frances M. Eddy • (pm)
To a Violin • Katherine La Farge Norton • (pm)
To a Vireo • Richard Butler Glaenzer • (pm)
To a Visitor • Charles J. Sullivan • (pm)
To a Water-Fowl • George Sterling • (pm)
To a Wayfarer • L. B. Bridgman • (pm)
To a Wearied Sleeper • Olin L. Lyman • (pm)
To a Weed • Benjamin H. Jefferson • (pm)
To a White Iris • Neeta Marquis • (??)
To a Wild Flower • Ada A. Mosher • (pm)
To a Wild Rose • Livingston Ludlow Biddle • (pm)
To a Wintering Bumblebee • Bettie Cassie Lidell • (pm)
To a Woman with Brown Eyes • H. H. Helper • (??)
To a Wood Path • Florence Wilkinson • (pm)
To a Wood Violet • Katherine Kelly Woodley • (pm)
To a Worthy Centenarian • Jonathan E. Hoag • (pm)
To a Young Belgian Girl • H. Smalley Sarson • (pm)
To a Young Girl • M. M. D. • (pm)
To a Young Girl • Edna St. Vincent Millay • (pm)
To a Young Girl at a Window • Margaret Widdemer • (pm)
To a Young Girl on Her Betrothed • Edward W. Bernard • (ar)
To a Young Lady • William Cowper • (pm)
To a Young Lady Reading Fiction • Charles Sprague • (pm)
To a Young Lady Wishing to Ascend in a Balloon • Anonymous • (pm)
To a Young Lady, With the Author’s Poems • William Watson • (pm)
To a Young Plant • Alma Roberts Giordan • (pm)
To a Young Poet • Lucia Clark Markham • (pm)
To a Young Soldier • Dysart McMullen • (pm)
To a Young Wife • Elaine V. Emans • (pm)
To a Youth • Robert Halstead • (pm)
To A.C. • David G. Falk • (pm)
To A.M.M. • Jennings Carmichael • (pm)
To Account Rendered • John G. Brandon • (na)
To Account Rendered • Edward G. Smettem • (ss)
To Adventure • Streator Swayne • (vi)
To Aid Research in Iron Alloys • Anonymous • (nf)
To Ailsa Rock • John Keats • (pm)
To Alan Seeger • H. P. Lovecraft • (pm)
To Alfred Tennyson • Robert Stephen Hawkes • (pm)
To Algiers via Madeira • Ella Wheeler Wilcox • (ar)
To Alicia • Rheinhart Kleiner • (pm)
To All a Good Night • Katinka Loeser • (vi)
“To All a Good-Night” • Will Stanton • (ss)
To All Artists • Brenda Murray-Draper • (pm)
To All Artists and Writers • Cecil Salkeld & Henry Francis Stuart • (ed)
To All at Easter • Franklin Pierce • (pm)
To All Fanmag Editors • Misc. • (ed)
To Althea from Prison • Caroline Cross • (ss)
To Althea from Prison • Richard Lovelace • (pm)
To Americans! • Anonymous • (ms)
To Amuse Children on the Piazza • Margaret Leigh • (ar)
To Amy from Paul • Florens Artel Garrett • (vi)
To an Abalone • Haven Charles Hurst • (pm)
To an Abandoned Ship • Ethel Watts Mumford • (pm)
To an Absent Sweetheart • Peter A. Lea • (??)
To an Aged Friend • Caroline Cain Durkee • (pm)
To an Amiable Little Boy • Mildred Howells • (pm)
To an Antique Stilleto • Berton Braley • (pm)
To an Anxious Inquirer • Arthur Powell • (pm)
To an April Girl • Winthrop Packard • (pm)
To an Artist • Claire K. Alden • (pm)
To an Artist • Clarence Urmy • (pm)
To an Atheist • Viola Brothers Shore • (pm)
To an Aussie: The Tail and Ears • Neil Dougall • (ar)
To an Aviator • John A. Mills • (pm)
To an Aztec Relic • Paul Wilson • (pm)
To an Editor • Charles Cutting • (pm)
To an Egoist who Requested an Epitaph • J. C. M. • (pm)
To an Electric Mixer • Myrtle Vorst Sheppard • (pm)
To an Ex-Aviator • Faith Baldwin • (ms)
To An Ex-Lover • Edna Gay • (pm)
To an Excellent Housekeeper • Elizabeth Bohm • (pm)
To an Infant • Baron Ireland • (pm)
To an Infant • Newman Levy • (pm)
To an Iris • Bliss Carman • (pm)
To An Old Bat • A. A. Milne • (pm)
To an Old Chair • Anonymous • (pm)
To an Old Family Portrait • Anonymous • (pm)
To an Old Ship’s Figurehead • Theodore Roberts • (pm)
To an Old Waltz Song • Margaret E. Sangster • (pm)
To an Old-Time Poet • John Kendrick Bangs • (pm)
To an Unbusted “Pinto” • E. A. Brininstool • (pm)
To an Unknown • M. E. S. • (pm)
To an Unknown Girl • TenEyck Van Deusen • (pm)
To and from the Office by Covent Garden • Readers • (lt)
To Anita—With Murder • Vic Rodell • (nv)
To Annette • Wilmar C. Cristopherson • (pm)
To Another Flirt • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To Another Hero • Berton E. Cook • (ss)
To Another Man’s Wife • L. B. Birdsall • (pm)
To Another Man’s Wife • V • (pm)
To Antoinette • Baron Norsh • (pm)
To Any Bride! • Berton Braley • (pm)
To Any Demobilised Fiancé • Leslie Mary Oyler • (pm)
To Any Friend of Mine • Helen Underwood Hoyt • (pm)
To Any Girl • Don Estol • (pm)
To Any Lover • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To Any Man • Mary Carolyn Davies • (pm)
To Any Nation • Sydney Smith • (ms)
To Anyone Who Is Loved, from Anyone Who Loves • Mary Dixon Thayer • (pm)
To Anyone Who Reads It • Gertrude Brooke Hamilton • (ss)
To Arcady • Charles Buxton Going • (pm)
To Arcady • Lewis Worthington Smith • (pm)
To Arms! • M. P. Shiel • (sl)
To Aroostook • Florence M. Hale • (pm)
To Arthur Goodenough, Esq. • H. P. Lovecraft • (pm)
To Arthur in Bed • H. B. • (pm)
To Ask Her (For Prashant) • Neha Malhotra • (pm)
To Australia • R. S. De C. Laffan • (pm)
To Autumn • Anna Helen Crofts • (pm)
To Autumn • Wilfred Gavin-Brown • (pm)
To Autumn • John Keats • (pm)
To Avoid a Scandal • Talmage Powell • (ss)
To B 1 or Not to Be One • Bob De Haven • (ss)
To B.B or Not to B.B • Anonymous • (pi)
To B.H.J. • Leland B. Jacobs • (pm)
To Babylon • Larry Barretto • (sl)
To Be a Cartoonist? • Bud Fisher • (ar)
To Be a Hero • Richard Yates • (ss)
To Be a Success • Ernest Poole • (ss)
To Be Burned at the Stake • R. Livingston Erwin • (ss)
To Be Burned Unopened • Lyndon Forrest • (ss)
To Be Called For • Robert Carlton Brown • (ss)
To Be Candid • Baron Ireland • (pm)
To Be Candid on Cameras • Cole Turnley • (ar)
To Be Collected • Alan Sillitoe • (ss)
To Be Concluded • William Byron Mowery • (ss)
To Be Concluded in Afghanistan • Yar Nadir Khan • (ss)
To Be Continued • Robert Silverberg • (ss)
To Be Continued • Robert Rudd Whiting • (ss)
To Be Continued • Horatio Winslow • (ss)
To Be Continued: The Romance of Sequels • Anonymous • (ms)
To Be Court-Martialed • Van Wyck Mason • (ss)
To Be Courteous to Women • William Saroyan • (ss)
To Be Different • C. Wiles Hallock • (pm)
To be Dreamt - But Not Spoken • S. H. Dewhurst • (pm)
To Be Expected • Harold Susman • (pm)
To Be Filed for Reference • Rudyard Kipling • (ss)
To Be Found and Read • Miriam Allen deFord • (ss)
To Be Free • Barry Marshall • (gs)
To Be Hanged • John Burke Ingram • (ss)
To Be Held until Called For • Serge Basset • (ss)
To Be Humble and Obedient • The Goodman of Paris • (ss)
To Be My Pride and Joy • W. B. Courtney • (ar)
To Be or Not to Be • Robert Dumont • (vi)
To Be Perfectly Frank • Josephine Amelia Meyer • (pl)
To Be Played Upon Pipes • Margaret Mackprang Mackay • (pm)
“To Be Royal—Royally?” • Persis van Earp • (ss)
To Be Sung • Peter Viereck • (pm)
To be Sung While Eating a Peanut Butter Sandwich • Ethel Jacobson • (pm)
To be Sung with Lifted Brow • Margaret Fishback • (pm)
“To Be Sung With Simplicity” • Amanda Benjamin Hall • (pm)
To Be Taken Twice Daily • Misc. • (ms)
To Be Told Outside • J. M. C. Scranton • (pm)
To Be Wise is To Be Beautiful • Anonymous • (ms)
To Be Young • Fannie Heaslip Lea • (ss)
To Be Young Twice • Lucy Rollin • (br)
To Be Your Valentine • Misc. • (ms)
To Beat the Dutch • R. V. Gery • (nv)
To Beat the Dutch • John Joseph Scarry • (ss)
To Beautiful to Fry • Anonymous • (ts)
To Beauty • Paul Tanaquil • (pm)
To Bed Betimes • Misc. • (ms)
To Ben in Colorado • ? • (pm)
To Bide at Home • Laura Spencer Portor • (ar)
To Bill • Edwin Martin Downing • (pm)
To Blaze an Empire • Dee Linford • (na)
To Blaze New Trails • Anonymous • (ms)
To Blois and Back • J. S. Carneson • (ss)
To Blossoms • Robert Herrick • (pm)
To Blow Away • Dorothy Cottrell • (ss)
To Blush Unseen • Channing Pollock • (ss)
To Boatl and Back • Henry Kuttner • (ss)
To Borrow a Hammer • Lee Bertrand • (ss)
To Both Their Own • Margaret Mead • (ar)
To Bridget, Advising Coolness • Richard Kirk • (pm)

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