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  1. The world begins again! William Carlos Williams The Birds
  2. The world below the brine, Walt Whitman The World Below the Brine
  3. The world has cycles in its course, when all John Henry Newman Faith Against Sight
  4. The world is dark, Georgia Douglas Johnson Prejudice
  5. “The world is dull,” I cried in my despair: Ambrose Bierce Tempora Mutantur
  6. The world is full of orphans: firstly, those Lord Byron Canto XVII
  7. The world is so full of a number of things, Robert Louis Stevenson Happy Thought
  8. The world is woven all of dream and error Fernando Pessoa XXVI
  9. “The world is young, perverse, and bad, Ambrose Bierce A Prophet of Peace
  10. The worlds in which we live at heart are one, Henry van Dyke Jr. One World
  11. The year runs through her phases; rain and sun, Robert Louis Stevenson To W. E. Henley
  12. The year was eighteen hundred twenty three. John G. Neihardt The Song of Hugh Glass
  13. The Yellow-Hammer, or the Flicker, Robert Williams Wood The Yellow‑hammer; The Saw‑fish
  14. Thee for my recitative, Walt Whitman To a Locomotive in Winter
  15. Thee, Mackintosh, artificer of light, Robert Louis Stevenson Burlesque Sonnet
  16. Their gaze uplifting from shoals of despair Georgia Douglas Johnson Sonnet to Those Who See but Darkly
  17. Their industry is not in vain, James McIntyre Thomas Campbell
  18. Their spirits beat upon mine Edgar Lee Masters Benjamin Fraser
  19. Then hate me when thou wilt; if ever, now; William Shakespeare XC
  20. Then I raised my head William Carlos Williams Winter Sunset
  21. Then let not winter’s ragged hand deface William Shakespeare VI
  22. “Then poets will arise and high their lays will soar, James McIntyre Musings on the Northwest
  23. There Langston Hughes Salome
  24. There are highways in the soul, Georgia Douglas Johnson Elevation
  25. There are many kinds of anger, as many kinds of fire; Henry van Dyke Jr. Righteous Wrath
  26. There are many kinds of love, as many kinds of light, Henry van Dyke Jr. Love and Light
  27. There are so many things I have forgot, Edward Thomas The Word
  28. There are some qualities⁠—some incorporate things, Edgar Allan Poe Silence
  29. There are songs for the morning and songs for the night, Henry van Dyke Jr. A Noon Song
  30. There are strange things done in the midnight sun Robert W. Service The Cremation of Sam McGee
  31. There are tears sweet, refreshing like dewdrops that rise, Georgia Douglas Johnson Tears and Kisses
  32. There at Geneva where Mt. Blanc floated above Edgar Lee Masters Wallace Ferguson
  33. There breathes not a breath of the summer air George MacDonald Lessons for a Child
  34. There by the window in the old house Edgar Lee Masters William H. Herndon
  35. There came to Oxford Robert Gourley, James McIntyre Robert Fleming Gourley
  36. There goeth, with the early light, Maria Lowell The Maiden’s Harvest
  37. There is a bird I know so well, Henry van Dyke Jr. The Song-Sparrow
  38. There is a bird in the poplars! William Carlos Williams Metric Figure
  39. There is a charm in footing slow across a silent plain, John Keats Lines Written in the Highlands After a Visit to Burns’s Country
  40. There is a fountain fill’d with blood William Cowper Praise for the Fountain Opened
  41. There is a house that most of all on earth I hate. C. S. Lewis Alexandrines
  42. There is a man, his name is Brown, James McIntyre Book Agent Story
  43. There is a peculiar snake, James McIntyre Snake and Its Young
  44. There is a queen in China, or maybe it’s in Spain, W. B. Yeats His Phoenix
  45. There is a river George MacDonald No End of No-Story
  46. “There is a tide in the affairs of men, Lord Byron Canto VI
  47. There is grey in your hair. W. B. Yeats Broken Dreams
  48. There is in stillness oft a magic power John Henry Newman Solitude
  49. There is no Life or Death, Mina Loy There Is No Life or Death
  50. There is no peace beneath the noon⁠— Oscar Wilde Lotus Leaves
  51. There is not on the earth a soul so base John Henry Newman The Power of Prayer
  52. There is something about Death Edgar Lee Masters William and Emily
  53. There is the caw of a crow, Edgar Lee Masters Jonathan Houghton
  54. There lies the sole remaining hope Sarah Louisa Forten Purvis A Mother’s Grief
  55. There never was a finer day, Edward Thomas May 23
  56. There once the walls Edward Thomas A Tale
  57. There sat a Lady John Henry Newman The Pilgrim Queen
  58. There stray’d awhile, amid the woods of Dart, John Henry Newman The Pilgrim
  59. There they stand, on their ends, the fifty faggots Edward Thomas Fifty Faggots
  60. There was a bonnie Scottish lass, James McIntyre A Ghost Story
  61. There was a child went forth every day, Walt Whitman There Was a Child Went Forth
  62. There was a cranky Governor⁠— Ambrose Bierce A Patter Song
  63. There was a girl that lost things⁠— George MacDonald The Girl That Lost Things
  64. There was a maiden all forlorn, James McIntyre Every Rose Hath Its Thorn
  65. There was a man whom Sorrow named his friend W. B. Yeats The Sad Shepherd
  66. There was a rhapsody in all her moods, Ameen Rihani Andalusia
  67. There was a tableau! Liberty’s clear light Voltairine de Cleyre John P. Altgeld
  68. There was a time in Europe long ago Oscar Wilde Quantum Mutata
  69. There was a time when this poor frame was whole Edward Thomas There Was a Time
  70. There was a weasel lived in the sun Edward Thomas The Gallows
  71. There was a woman, and she was wise; woefully wise was she; Robert W. Service The Harpy
  72. There was grief within our household Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Jamie’s Puzzle
  73. There was once a brave collision Ambrose Bierce A Creditable Collision
  74. There were brave men, someone has truly said, Ambrose Bierce Nimrod
  75. There were three in the meadow by the brook Robert Frost The Code
  76. There where the course is, W. B. Yeats At Galway Races
  77. There where the land of love, Robert Louis Stevenson There Where the Land of Love
  78. There where the mighty mountains bare their fangs unto the moon; Robert W. Service The Heart of the Sourdough
  79. There would be a knock at the door Edgar Lee Masters Jeduthan Hawley
  80. There’s a cry from out the Loneliness⁠—Oh, listen, Honey, listen! Robert W. Service The Lure of Little Voices
  81. There’s a four-pronged buck a-swinging in the shadow of my cabin, Robert W. Service The Rhyme of the Remittance Man
  82. There’s a love supreme in the great hereafter, Voltairine de Cleyre Optimism
  83. There’s a new, young moon riding the hills tonight; Langston Hughes The New Moon
  84. There’s a race of men that don’t fit in, Robert W. Service The Men That Don’t Fit In
  85. There’s a soft rosy glow o’er the whole world to-day, Georgia Douglas Johnson Joy
  86. There’s been a young stranger at our house, Ring Lardner A Visit from Young Gloom
  87. There’s grief in Belgrade, for no crown, it is said, Ambrose Bierce Conversely
  88. There’s just a twinkle in your eye Robert Louis Stevenson Ne Sit Ancillæ Tibi Amor Pudor
  89. There’s music in the measured tread Georgia Douglas Johnson Homing Braves
  90. There’s my things William Carlos Williams Portrait of a Woman in Bed
  91. There’s nothing certain, nothing sure Georgia Douglas Johnson Joy
  92. There’s nothing in the world that clings Georgia Douglas Johnson Inevitably
  93. There’s nothing like the sun as the year dies, Edward Thomas There’s Nothing Like the Sun
  94. There’s one upon whose youthful breast I fain would die: Ameen Rihani Midnight Mood
  95. These are the clouds about the fallen sun, W. B. Yeats These Are the Clouds
  96. These are the letters which Endymion wrote Oscar Wilde On the Sale by Auction of Keats’ Love Letters
  97. These carols sung to cheer my passage through the world I see, Walt Whitman These Carols
  98. These fell miasmic rings of mist, with ghoulish menace bound, Georgia Douglas Johnson Prejudice
  99. These fuel men are pitiable souls; Ring Lardner George W. Reed
  100. These I singing in spring collect for lovers, Walt Whitman These I Singing in Spring

Alphabetical, keeping any leading “A” or “The”.