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  1. When tears wash tears and soul upon soul leaps, Ameen Rihani Repentance
  2. When that rich soul which to her heaven is gone, John Donne An Anatomy of the World
  3. When the apostle wonders wrought, John Newton The Exorcists
  4. When the Autumn’s breezes Mary Weston Fordham Mr. Edward Fordham
  5. When the beloved disciple took John Newton The Little Book.
  6. When the bright lamp is carried in, Robert Louis Stevenson North-West Passage
  7. When the British Lion offered aid to the Turk, James McIntyre Crimean War
  8. When the Chinese did rebel, James McIntyre Gordon and Burnaby
  9. When the clock hath ceased to tick George MacDonald A Dead House
  10. When the disciples cross’d the lake John Newton But One Loaf.
  11. When the flaming lute-thronged angelic door is wide; W. B. Yeats The Travail of Passion
  12. When the flowery hands of spring C. S. Lewis The Satyr
  13. When the frosty kiss of Autumn in the dark Henry van Dyke Jr. Autumn in the Garden
  14. When the full-grown poet came, Walt Whitman When the Full-Grown Poet Came
  15. When the golden day is done, Robert Louis Stevenson Night and Day
  16. When the grass was closely mown, Robert Louis Stevenson The Dumb Soldier
  17. When the great Bulwer’s pen did trace James McIntyre Electric Light
  18. When the great Bulwer’s pen did trace James McIntyre Reflections After Reading “The Coming Race” and “Looking Backward”
  19. When the heavens with stars are gleaming Mary Weston Fordham For Who?
  20. When the Lake Front’s a place we can play, Ring Lardner Charles H. Wacker
  21. When the long, long day is over, and the Big Boss gives me my pay, Robert W. Service The Song of the Wage-Slave
  22. When the night winds whistle through the trees and blow the crisp brown leaves a-crackling down, Langston Hughes Thanksgiving Time
  23. When the old junk man Death Langston Hughes Question
  24. When the poor pris’ner, through a grate, John Newton The Prisoner
  25. When the Sabbath was declining, just at twilight’s mystic hour, Mary Weston Fordham In Memoriam
  26. When the shy star goes forth in heaven James Joyce When the Shy Star Goes Forth in Heaven
  27. When the skies are green with clover, Ambrose Bierce A Prediction
  28. When the snow is on the earth George MacDonald Coming
  29. When the spring boughs were told Ameen Rihani Independent Blossoms
  30. When the sun comes after rain Robert Louis Stevenson When the Sun Comes After Rain
  31. When the sun with cheerful beams John Newton The Rainbow
  32. When the wounded spirit hears John Newton Humiliation and Praise
  33. When there’s nothing in sight he can print, Ring Lardner C. S. Peterson
  34. When these old woods were young Edward Thomas Under the Woods
  35. When things are holding wonted pace George MacDonald The Wakeful Sleeper
  36. When this country it was woody, James McIntyre Mrs. Moody
  37. When this party comes out to play, Ring Lardner W. R. Moorhouse
  38. When Thomas set this tablet here, Robert Louis Stevenson For Richmond’s Garden Wall
  39. When thou shalt be disposed to set me light William Shakespeare LXXXVIII
  40. When thou turn’st away from ill, George MacDonald Approaches
  41. When thy heart, love-filled, grows graver, George MacDonald Much and More
  42. When time has rocked the present age to sleep, Georgia Douglas Johnson To William Stanley Braithwaite
  43. When to the garden of untroubled thought Henry van Dyke Jr. The Child in the Garden
  44. When to the sessions of sweet silent thought William Shakespeare XXX
  45. When tulips bloom in Union Square, Henry van Dyke Jr. When Tulips Bloom
  46. When Vrooman here lay down to sleep, Ambrose Bierce XXXIX
  47. When Waterman ended his bright career Ambrose Bierce XXXI
  48. When we came home across the hill T. S. Eliot Song
  49. When we count out our gold at the end of the day, Georgia Douglas Johnson Service
  50. When we do trace out nature’s laws, James McIntyre Potato Bug Exterminators
  51. When we met first and loved, I did not build Elizabeth Barrett Browning XXXVI
  52. When we two walked in Lent Edward Thomas When We Two Walked
  53. When we went down to London in midst of the champaign James McIntyre Lines on A. B.
  54. When wedding fiddles are a-playing, John Keats Folly’s Song
  55. When Winter’s ahead, Edward Thomas The Thrush
  56. When Wonham got orders James McIntyre Lines on Col. Wonham
  57. When Wonham got orders James McIntyre Lines on Colonel Wonham
  58. When you are old and grey and full of sleep, W. B. Yeats When You Are Old
  59. When you are old enough to know John G. Neihardt To Sigurd, Scarcely Three
  60. When you awake at half‑past‑two, Robert Williams Wood The Rue; The Rooster
  61. When you go out to fish and no spot one, Ring Lardner William M. Walker
  62. When you hear this cognomen at foist, Ring Lardner S. E. Moist
  63. When young Mr. Randle sets out Ring Lardner Hanson F. Randle
  64. When, in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes, William Shakespeare XXIX
  65. When, long ago, the daring of my youth George MacDonald To A. J. Scott
  66. When, long ago, the young world circling flew Ambrose Bierce The Birth of Virtue
  67. When, with all the loved around thee, George MacDonald To One Unsatisfied
  68. When, with the force of a ram that discharges its ponderous body Ambrose Bierce From the Minutes
  69. Whence is this awe, by stillness spread John Henry Newman The Haven
  70. Whene’er across this sinful flesh of mine John Henry Newman The Sign of the Cross
  71. Whene’er goes forth Thy dread command, John Henry Newman Hora Novissima
  72. Whene’er I lift my eyes to bliss, Georgia Douglas Johnson Whene’er I Lift My Eyes to Bliss
  73. Whene’er we take a tour abroad James McIntyre Lines on Credit Valley Trip
  74. Whenever Auntie moves around, Robert Louis Stevenson Auntie’s Skirts
  75. Whenever the moon and stars are set, Robert Louis Stevenson Windy Nights
  76. Whenever the Presbyterian bell Edgar Lee Masters J. Milton Miles
  77. Where are Elmer, Herman, Bert, Tom and Charley, Edgar Lee Masters The Hill
  78. Where are the brave men, where are the strong men? Georgia Douglas Johnson Question
  79. Where are the Islands of the Blest? John Henry Newman Heathen Greece
  80. Where art thou, Muse, that thou forget’st so long William Shakespeare C
  81. Where contemplation finds her sacred spring, Phillis Wheatley To a Clergyman on the Death of His Lady
  82. Where did you come from, baby dear? George MacDonald Baby
  83. Where dips the rocky highland W. B. Yeats The Stolen Child
  84. Where frosts doth northern bays congeal, James McIntyre Seal Fishing and Hunting
  85. Where hast thou been since round the walls of Troy Oscar Wilde The New Helen
  86. Where I am, thou ask’st, and where I wended Matthew Arnold Thekla’s Answer
  87. Where is my boy, my boy⁠— Edgar Lee Masters Emily Sparks
  88. Where is that holy fire, which verse is said John Donne Heroical Epistle
  89. Where is the love that might have been Georgia Douglas Johnson Celibacy
  90. “Where is thy crown, O tree of Love? George MacDonald Hope Deferred
  91. Where most surely comes a day Langston Hughes Day
  92. Where shall I find you, William Carlos Williams Sub Terra
  93. Where the bells peal far at sea Robert Louis Stevenson The Mirror Speaks
  94. Where the bud has never blown George MacDonald The Word of God
  95. Where the city’s ceaseless crowd moves on the livelong day, Walt Whitman Sparkles from the Wheel
  96. Where the squalid town of Dae Ambrose Bierce The Town of Dae
  97. Where thunders the mighty Shoshone; Ring Lardner Albert N. Eastman
  98. Where went the feet that hitherto have come? George MacDonald The Failing Track
  99. Where, like a pillow on a bed, John Donne The Ecstacy
  100. Where, under Loughrigg, the stream Matthew Arnold Haworth Churchyard

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