POET

POET


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Word: poet
Word origin: Middle English: from Old French poete, via Latin from Greek poētēs, variant of poiētēs ‘maker, poet’, from poiein ‘create’.
Phonetic: ˈpəʊɪt
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a person who writes poems.


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Always be a ___
Every man will be a ___ if he can: Thoreau
Im a ___ and dont know it!
Painter of the soul: DIsraeli
To be a ___ is a condition
Youre a ___ and dont know it
A ___ can survive everything but a misprint: Oscar Wilde
A person who is passionately in love with language: W.H. Auden
A meter reader
Allen Ginsberg or Jack Kerouac
Any of three Lowells
Arnold or Wilbur
Artisan in words
Artist in words
Artist with words
Bard
Baudelaire or Rimbaud
Blake or Burns
Browning of pages of verse
Bukowski
Burns or Browning
Burns or Byron
Burns or Frost
Burns
Byron or Burns
Byron
Coffeehouse attraction
Coffeehouse entertainer
Coffeehouse performer
Coffeehouse reader
Coleridge
Couplet creator
Creator of quatrains
Cummings
Cyrano de Bergerac
Dante or Dickinson
Dante
Dealer in feet and meters
Dickinson or Frost
Dirty limerick writer
Donne or Bradstreet
Donne or Dickinson
Donne or Rimbaud
Donne
Dove or Donne
Dove or Frost
Dowson was one
Eliot or Frost
Eliot or Pound
Eliot
Epic creator
Ferlinghetti
Foot man?
Foot massage expert?
Foot massager?
Foot specialist
Foot specialist?
Frost or Burns
Frost or Dove
Frost or Eliot
Frost or Longfellow
Frost or Pound
Frost or Yeats
Frost
Gwendolyn Brooks
Haiku author
He puts one foot after another
Hes got rhythm
Homer
Idyll maker
Idyllist
Imaginative wordsmith
Imagist
Jewel Kilcher
Jewel is a published one
Jim Morrison or Jewel
Jim Morrison or Jewel Kilcher
Jingler
Job involving stress
Keats or Byron
Keats or Kipling
Keats or Shelley
Keats or Yeats
Keats
Kind of laureate
Langston Hughes
Laureate figure
Lay man?
Lay person?
Limerick writer
Linesman
Lord Byron or Lord Tennyson
Lyricist
Master of verse
Masters
Maya Angelou
Merrill or Wilbur
Meter man
Meter man?
Meter master
Meter reader?
Meter-watcher
Metrist
ONeills A Touch of the ___
Ode fellow
One appealing to a meter reader?
One concerned with beat and feet
One concerned with feet
One concerned with feet and rhythm
One concerned with meters
One concerned with rhythm and feet
One inspired by Calliope
One inspired by Erato
One known for fancy foot work
One putting ones feet together?
One well-versed in words worth
One who deals with meters and feet
One who handles stress effectively?
One who makes ode money
One who works in feet
One who works in feet and meters
One who works with feet
One who works with meters and feet
One whos well versed
One with idyll musings?
One with stressing work?
One working with feet professionally
One working with feet?
One writing verse
Pablo Neruda
Pentameter pro
Person creating rhymes
Philip Lamantia
Plath was one
Pope or Bishop
Pound or Frost
Pound or Poe
Pound or Pope
Pound was one
Pound
Rap composer
Recital artist
Rhyme user
Rhyme writer
Rhymer
Rhymester
Richard Purdy Wilbur
Rimbaud or Verlaine
Rita Dove
Robert Browning
Robert Frost or William Carlos Williams
Robert Frost
Robert Pinsky or e. e. cummings
Robert W. Service
Sappho
Sexton or Burns
Sexton or Nemerov
Sexton or Pope
Sexton or Sarton
Sexton
Shakespeare
Shelley or Keats
Shelley
Slam competitor
Slam participant
Snug-bug connector?
Sonnet writer
Sonneteer
Sonneteer or odist
Southey was one
Spender
Spenser or Spencer
Swinburne
Tennyson
Verbal artist
Verisifier
Verse maker
Verse writer
Verses author
Versifier
Virgil
W.H. Auden or E.E. Cummings
Walt Whitman
Whitman or Neruda
Whitman or Whittier
Whitman or Wilbur
Whitman
Whittier or Whitman
Wilbur or Merrill
Wilbur or Nemerov
Wizard with words
Word-ly one
Wordly one?
Wordsworth or Whittier
Wordsworth
Writer of rhymes
Yeats or Keats
___ laureate
e.e.cummings
W. H. Auden is one.
Carl Sandburg.
Minnesinger.
He is born, not made.
Marianne Moore, for instance.
Archibald MacLeish.
Carl Sandburg, for instance.
Marianne Moore is one.
MacNeice or MacLeish.
Wallace Stevens.
Usual class day speaker.
Dylan Thomas.
Frost, for instance.
Clement Moore.
Elizabeth Bishop, for example.
Type of writer
Vers librist.
57 Across.
Anne Lindbergh, for example.
Brooke or Field.
Burns or Allen
Frost, for example.
The Good Gray ___.
Man of Parnassus.
Robert Penn Warren, for example.
Spenser or Spender.
MacLeish, for example.
Sandburg
Stanley Kunitz, for example.
See 35 Across.
A Touch of the ___.
Robert Lowell, for example.
Literary man.
Parnassian
Troubadour
See 51 Down.
Man of letters?
Creative writer.
Gifted writer.
Creative artist.
Dylan, for one.
Peasant's partner.
Lindsay, for one.
Man who is born not made.
Minstrel
Lindsay or Johnson.
Frost or Sandburg.
Odist
One who is born, not made.
Lyrist.
Berryman, for one.
Writer
Marlowe, for one.
Miss Moore, for one.
Moore or More.
Frost, for one.
Ginsberg.
Sonnet source
Certain writer.
Burns, e.g.
Lowell, for one
Frost, e.g.
Moore or Riley
___ and Peasant
Peasant's musical partner
Keats, for one
Meter expert
Browning, e.g.
Tennyson, for one
Frost or Millay
You're a ___ and don't know it
Elegist or odist
Profession of 43 Across
See 18 Across.
Arnold or Milton
Vers-librist
Sandburg was one
Verse person
His output is verse and verse
Lovelace, for one
John Ciardi is one
One born, not made
Ovid was one
O'Neill's A Touch of the ___
Pulitzer Prize winner Howard Nemerov, e.g.
Frost or Snow
Donne, for one
Amy Lowell was one
Auden, e.g.
Sassoon or Service
Alan Seeger, e.g.
Gray or Greene
Rodolfo in La Bohème
Metrician
Whitman, for one
Plath or Sexton
See 7 Down.
Richard Wilbur, e.g.
Richard Wilbur is one
Dickey or Wilbur
Countee Cullen was one
Merrill or 1 Across
Byron, e.g.
Cummings, e.g.
Frost or Field
What 66 Across was
Pound, for one
Howard Nemerov, e.g.
Lovelace, e.g.
Spender, for one
One who's well versed
Maya Angelou, e.g.
Tennyson, e.g.
Pound, e.g.
58-Across, e.g.
Painter of the soul: D'Israeli
Shakespeare, e.g.
Sexton or Pope, e.g.
Gwendolyn Brooks, e.g.
Dickinson or Frost, e.g.
Langston Hughes, e.g.
Shelley, for one.
Sexton, say
Sappho, e.g.
Laureate figure, maybe
Linesman, maybe?
Limerick writer, say
Coleridge, for one
Sonneteer, e.g.
Virgil, for one
Worker with a lot of stress?
Auden or Aiken
Certain laureate
One who deals with stress well?
God is the perfect ___: Browning
Doe, e.g.
Browning or Kipling
One seeking money for a meter?
Yearly Library of Congress appointee
Meter user
Brooke or Brooks
Expert on meters and feet
Audre Lorde or Lord Byron
Homer, for one.
One who's well-versed in the arts?
Writer such as Ogden Nash
Writer of verse
Office to which John Dryden was appointed in 1668
28 11 e.g. keeps key in jar
Cocktail of drugs for liner
Always be a __, even in prose: Baudelaire
Frost or Browning
Mary Oliver, e.g.
Auden, Blake or Coleridge
Browning or Burns
Every great architect is ... a great __: Wright
Browning but not cooking
US author Frost ultimately — this?
Fit clothes round anything put across here?
Writer has time for another
Writer's moggy perhaps given nothing to eat
Expert on feet
Sonnet creator
Nightingale, per Shelley
Shelleys nightingale
Person creating verses
Writer of verses
A nightingale who sits in darkness, per Shelley
Person who writes verses
Angelou or Dickinson
Anne Carson or Langston Hughes
God is the perfect ___: Robert Browning
One who composes a 16-Across
Amanda Gorman, e.g.
Occupation for 32-Down
Basho, for one
Sappho or Pindar
Sappho or Pindar
Profession that, when its last letter is removed, becomes the surname of a noted practitioner
Amanda Gorman or Walt Whitman, e.g.
Writer of 2-Down
Cake decoration
Floppy disc saves into memory when initialised
He regularly contributes to protect poorest protest opponents project
Bard uses Old English in reduced part
Rhyme creator
Poe or Browning
Keats or Tennyson
Robert Frost, e.g.
Keats or Browning
Dickinson, e.g.
Verse pro
Keats, e.g.
Sandburg, e.g.
Meter man?
Frost or Keats, e.g.
Emily Dickinson, e.g.
Whitman, e.g.
Robert Frost, for one
Longfellow, e.g.
Stress specialist?
American writer close to Walt 14 Across?
User of scanning devices
Frost, but not dew
Well-versed artist?
Milton or Betjeman, say
One whos well-versed
One whos well-versed
Amanda Gorman, for one
Official role first filled by 6, 1668-1689
Bards favourite consumes egg (4)
Maya Angelou, for one
Frost or Dove, say
Keats, Browning, etc.
Ada Limón, for one
Ada Limón, for one
Zephaniah or Keats
Langston Hughes, for one
Many a Bartletts source
Ode creator
Ode creator
Eliot or Auden
Versin' person?
3-Down, for one
Amanda Gorman or Langston Hughes
One who works with feet and meters
Allen Ginsburg or Diane di Prima
Literary magazine contributor, perhaps
Frost or Keats
Writers quantity of money after penning English
17 Across, for one.
Ballad penner
Maya Angelou or Pablo Neruda
Sonnet smith
Kipling or Keats
Gloomy American writer with little time for his job




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