POETS

POETS


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Word: poets
Phonetic: /ˈpəʊ.ɪts/
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A person who writes poems.
A person with a creative or romantic imagination.


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Dead -- Society
Dead ___ Society
The only poor fellows in the world whom anyone will flatter: Pope
74- and 90Across
Animal pals
Appropriately
Artists in a Robin Williams film title
Ashbery and Nemerov
Auden and Angelou
Bards
Bishop and Pope
Both Brownings
Brooke and Field
Browning and Blake
Browning and Burns
Browning and Frost
Burns and Allen
Burns and Byron
Burns and Frost
Certain people buried in Westminster Abbey
Coffeehouse entertainers
Couplet composers
Dealers in meters and feet
Donne and Bradstreet
Dove and Frost
Eliot and Angelou
Eliot and Auden
Erato is their Muse
Foot men?
Foot specialists?
Frost and Angelou
Frost and Burns
Frost and Masefield
Frost and others
Homer and others
Homer
Johnson and Jonson
Keats and Horace
Keats and Shelley
Keats and Yeats
Kilmer and Thomas
Lay men?
Limerick authors
Lovelace and Frost
Lovelaces colleagues
Lyricists
Many songwriters
Masters and Jonson
Masters of meters
Meter experts?
Meter makers
Meter readers?
Millay and Moore
Nuyorican ___ Cafe (Manhattan forum for New York City writers and artists of Puerto Rican descent)
Ode writers
People concerned with feet
People who deal with stress successfully?
Performers at some readings
Poe and more
Pound and Poe
Pound and Sterling
Pound and others
Rhyme writers
Rhymers
Rhymesters
Rhyming writers
Ruth Lilly Prize winners
Sandburg and Silverstein
Sexton and Plath
Some open mic performers
Songwriters
Sonnet writers
Sonneteers
Their fans are meter readers
They have a way with words
Theyre born
Theyre well-versed
This puzzles theme
Thomas and Hardy
Versifiers
Well-versed folks?
Well-versed ones?
Wordsmiths
Writers of sonnets
Yeats and Keats
___ Corner
cummings et al.
Tennyson, Shelley, Keats, etc.
Viereck, Lowell, and others.
Clement Moore and Thomas Moore.
Mistral, Eliot, and others.
Viereck, Brooks, Moore.
Mistral and Eliot.
Carl Sandburg, Marianne Moore, etc.
Occupants of a Corner in Westminster Abbey.
Troubadours
Robert and Elizabeth Browning.
Laureates.
Milton and Arnold.
Men of letters.
Climbers of Parnassus.
Parnassians
Mr. and Mrs. Browning.
Robert Green and John Greenleaf Whittier.
Lowell and others.
Very important persons in the arts.
Relatives of Mother Goose.
The Brownings.
Certain White House guests.
Certain literati.
Members of P.E.N.
Writers
Burns and others.
Jarrell and Jeffers.
Browning and Keats.
Ginsberg and others
Ones inspired by Helicon
Nash and Dickinson
Dickinson and Whittier
Frost et al.
Keats et al.
Pound et al.
Men of words
Certain writers.
Horace et al.
Auden and Frost
Frost and Pound
Elegists
Keats and Wordsworth
The Brownings, e.g.
Burns and Allen Ginsberg
Bishop and Sexton
Vers-librists
They don't pay for their license
Auden and Lowell
Blake and Wordsworth
Arnold and Milton
Jarrell and Ciardi
Wilbur and Stevens
Wilbur and Merrill
Wilbur and Kunitz
Shelley and Keats
Barrett and Browning
Lovelace's colleagues
Dead ___ Society, 1989 film
Masters and Jonson, e.g.
Burns and Allen, e.g.
___ Corner, part of Westminster Abbey
They're born, not made, according to an old saying
Keats and Horace, for two
5-Down and others
Some laureates
___ Corner (Westminster Abbey locale)
Ones with muses
See 35-Down
People thinking on their feet?
Meter masters
Ones concerned with stress
___ Corner, section of Westminster Abbey
Fitting nickname for athletes at Whittier College
Section of Westminster Abbey in which eminent writers are commemorated
All fools, they say, take one drug among others
Masters of allusion
Verse writers
Literary figures?
Writers of verse
People writing verses
Keats and colleagues
Browning and Byron
Westminster Abbeys nod to the literary world: ___ Corner
Wordsworth and similar wordsmiths
Authors of verses
Amanda Gorman and Robert Frost, for two
Some Pulitzer winners
Dickinson and Keats
Meter creators
Cleric
Fasten again
Verse makers
Stevie Smith and Tracy K. Smith
Audre Lorde and Lord Byron, e.g.
They form lines for their work
Experts who deal with stress?
Experts who deal with stress?
They work in meters
Robert Frost and Rita Dove, for two
The Tortured ___ Department (Taylors record-breaking album)
Sappho and Shel Silverstein, say
See 1
Odists and elegists




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