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ODIST
ODIST
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Byron or Keats
Certain foot specialist
Certain kind of poet
Certain poet
Certain versifier
Coleridge or Keats
Cowley or Keats
Creator of lofty lines
Creator of sublime lines
Homer
Honorer using verse
Horace or Pindar
Horace was one
Horace
Keats or Milton
Keats or Shelley
Keats or Wordsworth
Keats was one
Keats
Laudatory poet
Lofty poet
Lyric poet
Lyrical poet
Milton or Horace
Milton or Shelley
Milton
Neruda
One whos full of praise
One writing to things
Paean penner
Panegyric penner
Penner of laudatory lines
Penner of paeans
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Pindar or Horace
Pindar or Keats
Pindar or Shelley
Pindar was one
Pindar
Pindaric practitioner
Poet like Pindar
Poetic praiser
Praiseful poem penner
Praiseful poet
Sappho
Shelley or Keats
Shelley
Specialist in love poetry
Type of poet
User of laudatory words
Wordsworth
Writer of lofty lyrics
Writer of lyric lines that laud
Writer of praiseful lines
Poet
Poet of a sort.
Horace, for example.
Writer of lyric poems.
Shelley, for one.
Kind of poet.
Horace, for one
Pindar, for one
Keats, for one
Pindar, e.g.
Horace, e.g.
Writer like Pindar
Collins or Dryden
Ovid was one
Keats, e.g.
Sappho or Alcaeus
One who's full of praise
Milton, for one
Wordsworth, for one
Percy Bysshe Shelley, e.g.
Wordsworth, e.g.
Pindar, notably
Elevator of literature?
Particular paean penner
Shelley or Keats, poetically speaking
Tribute writer of sorts
William Wordsworth, e.g.
Horace, as a poet
Keats or Pindar
Poet's childhood is truly content
I study backstreet poet
Percy Bysshe Shelley, for one
God is taking part of poet
Grecian urn glorifier, e.g.
Poet with dedication?
Writer of exalted verse
Penner of praiseful poetry
Tribute creator
Source of praise in verse
Writer of poetic praise
Hesiod is truly entertaining poet
Writer of celebratory poetry
Keats or Coleridge
Writer of praiseful poems
Celebrator in verse
Writer of poetic tributes
2013 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry winner Sharon Olds, for one
Metric celebrator
Shelley, by trade
Poet rejected party with Society in it
Celebratory writer
Keats or Byron
Horace was one, notably
Penner of classic tributes
Religious works skewered by slam poet
God Is -- thus pens poet
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