Alphabetical Poem First Lines

They were unsatisfying for me too, specially Prowling Bee.

Well...

"On faith's mysterious heights you"."Pray for Me"
by Amos Russel Wells
https://discoverpoetry.com/poems/friendship-poems/ #11

Wonderful entreating poem to one of celestial ranking, perhaps Jesus Himself, to help the protagonist who deems himself/herself naught and in need of divine intervention with prayer above like, well, we'll all need in my sensibility.

A bit over-aggrandizing but I liked the sentiment... by a Nepalese poet:

"P-oets are passionate and imaginative" - N.P. Khatiwada; PASSION OF POETRY... https://www.facebook.com/groups/2650...8666142678168/

An idealized picture of the poets but enjoyed it

A poem by Qiang Qi:
"Birds vanish into Chu’s vast air—"Farewell to Imperial Editor Xiahou Shen Returning East"
by Qian Qi
https://www.cn-poetry.com/qianqi-poe...al-editor.html
There seems to be an translation issue in the last line.The poet probably means that the mountains were contemplated.

Love this slightly abstract poem. "Your poems float on running streams,". Yes, your interpretation fits nicely. Enjoyed :)

"Romance who loves to nod and sing" - Edgar Allan Poe; Romance/Introduction... https://www.eapoe.org/works/poems/romancea.htm

As always I much prefer Poe's poetry to his short stories. There is a hint of something dark in this poem, but Poe wouldn't be Poe without darkness.

"Saturday night: the sun is going down;"."A Picture"
by William Osborn Stoddard
https://discoverpoetry.com/poems/sunset-poems/ #25

Enjoyable abab, cdcd... rhyme scheme. "The purple light glows on the river’s breast,". A dreamy poem. Enjoyed :)

"The muffled syllables that Nature speaks" - George Santayana; Premonition... https://allpoetry.com/poem/8508235-P...orge-Santayana

Enjoyed so much the Santayana poe


Poem with the title starting with "u":
"Whenever I plunge my arm, like this, "."Under the Waterfall"
Thomas Hardy
https://poemanalysis.com/thomas-hard...the-waterfall/

Delightful love poem:) "The poem begins with the speaker telling an unknown listener that she is always brought back to one special memory whenever she puts her arm into cold water. " It's amazing how any stimuli can allow one to time travel within one's memory. Enjoyed :)

"Verse, a breeze 'mid blossoms straying" - Samuel Taylor Coleridge; Youth and Age... https://englishverse.com/poems/youth_and_age

:)

Poem contrasting youth and ageing.I like expressions like:"Life went a-maying" and "Ah, woful Ere,"

"Waves, when learned ye your rhythm?"."Wave-Music"
by Ruby Archer
https://discoverpoetry.com/poems/beach-poems/

"A wild grotesque of mammoth frolicking"... Enjoyed :)

Poem by a poet with an 'x' in their name:

"A dead rat could be a dead lung" - Anthony Anaxagorou; Things Already Lost... https://www.brinkerhoffpoetry.org/po...s-already-lost

Impressive poem: a boy learning about the finitudes in life. A memory: the son of friends of my learnt it with music. There always was music playing in the house of his parents. When he was just learning speech, he
made a forlorn gesture when the record stopped saying "bo", short for "acabou"=finished. He is now himself a father but his father died after more than thirty years Parkinson.

"You’re talking about grief."Starting with a Line by Joyce Byers"
Eric Tran
https://poems.com/poem/strarting-with-a-first-line/

Inspired by Season 1 Episode 1 of Stranger Things. "I’m saying / the dogwoods / cried themselves / sterile and still / my friend is gone." Enjoyed the language and the poem :)

Poem by a poet with a 'z' in there name:

"Thou art merciful, O God," - Zenos; BOM, Alma 33:4-11... https://www.fairlatterdaysaints.org/...:Zenos%27_poem

Internet is unruly tonight, therefore back with the poem tomorrow.

The sometimes archaic language adds charm to the prayer poem.

"A ruddy drop of manly blood"."Friendship" by Ralph Waldo Emerson
https://discoverpoetry.com/poems/friendship-poems/ #27
https://allpoetry.com/poem/8494837-F...-Waldo-Emerson

Friendship with our great Creator... which was otherwise, sadly, not mentioned with the AI. Enjoyed :)

"Babies must not eat the coal" - Katherine Mansfield; A Few Rules for Beginners... https://allpoetry.com/A-Few-Rules-for-Beginners