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51. The poet and the painter safely dare

First Line:
The poet and the painter safely dare
Last Line:
Transcend the painter's skill and poet's thought
DMI number:
12582

52. The poet and the painter safely dare

First Line:
The poet and the painter safely dare
Last Line:
Transcend the painter's skill the poet's thought
DMI number:
34876

53. The morning rose bright as a blooming bride

First Line:
The morning rose bright as a blooming bride
Last Line:
But such the dirty journey with a wife
DMI number:
4248

54. The lofty oak from a small acorn grows

First Line:
The lofty oak from a small acorn grows
Last Line:
And from an acorn springs Britannia's power
DMI number:
26930

55. This charming bed of flowers when Flora spied

First Line:
This charming bed of flowers when Flora spied
Last Line:
Surpassed in beauty as excelled in art
Author:
Matthew Concanen (Absolute)
DMI number:
11358

56. This cow believe me never felt the molds

First Line:
This cow believe me never felt the molds
Last Line:
But all can trace the work of nature's hands
Author:
Edward Burnaby Greene (Absolute)
DMI number:
31488

57. This grove these fountains tonsile Linden's shade

First Line:
This grove these fountains tonsile Linden's shade
Last Line:
Blessed as I am the boon I would despise
DMI number:
28005

58. They hurt their hands sometimes that hope to gain

First Line:
They hurt their hands sometimes that hope to gain
Last Line:
None reaps the sweet but he must taste the sour
Author:
Thomas Combe (Confident)
DMI number:
5864

59. This babbling stream not uninstructive flows

First Line:
This babbling stream not uninstructive flows
Last Line:
Who lets one precious moment run to waste
Author:
Richard Graves (Absolute)
DMI number:
33407

60. What fears what terrors does thy gift create

First Line:
What fears what terrors does thy gift create
Last Line:
Adorn Philander's head or grace his tomb
Author:
Samuel Johnson (Absolute)
DMI number:
24561