Crossword Clue: Some lyric poems
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- 2016 Sharon Olds poetry collection
- "__ et Ballades" (Hugo book)
- "__ of Solomon": religious works
- "__ to Common Things" (Neruda book)
- "___ et Ballades" (Victor Hugo work)
- "___ of Solomon"
- ___ of Solomon (book of the Apocrypha)
- ___ of Solomon (noncanonical book)
- ___ of Solomon (one of the lost books of the Bible)
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- ___ of Solomon
- "___ to Common Things" (Neruda book)
- "___ to Common Things" (Pablo Neruda work)
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- Four-volume publication by Horace
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- Dryden's "Alexander's Feast" and others
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- Gray area?
- Gray lines?
- Gray lines
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- Ceremonious poems
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- Certain Confucian compilation
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- Homages that may be urned?
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- "Elemental ___" (Pablo Neruda work)
- Elevated lines?
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- Contents of Horace's "Carmina"
- Contents of Horace's ''Carmina''
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- Devotional poems
- Bryant creations
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- Hugo works
- Genethliacons, e.g.
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- English 101 reading
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- English 40 reading
- English I reading
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- Epicedia, e.g.
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- Ghazels, e.g.
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- Heading in a Keats volume
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- John Masefield's work.
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- Some Andrew Marvell works
- The __: Horace works
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- Some Ben Jonson poems
- "The ___ of Horace"
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- Some Brit Lit readings
- Many Keats poems
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- Purcell's "___ and Welcome Songs"
- Output of Thomas Gray
- Some homages
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- Kin of Anacreontics
- Some Keats poems
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- Some lyric poems
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- Some Neruda poems
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- Some of Keats' works
- Some of Keats's feats
- Some of Sappho's poems
- Some of Wordsworth's words
- Some old poetry
- Some Pablo Neruda works
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- Some poem forms
- Some poems written by Keats and Shelley
- Some poems written by Wordsworth
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- Some poetry
- Pablo Neruda poems
- Pablo Neruda works
- Pablo Neruda's "___ to Common Things"
- Pablo Neruda's "___ to Opposites"
- Pablo Neruda's "Elemental ___"
- Victor Hugo's "___ et Ballades"
- William Collins outputs
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- Paeans, perhaps
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- Shelley output
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- Ronsard book: 1550
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- "Shih Ching" works
- Sometimes-sung pieces
- Likely works in a Shelley collection
- "The --- of Solomon"
- Songs
- Songs of praise
- Volume by Horace
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- Sonnets' kin
- Parabases
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- Poems
- Poems about ancient warriors
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- Old-fashioned poems
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- Rapturous rhymes
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- Part of the "Golden Treasury."
- Part of “The Golden Treasury.”
- Pope collection
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- Paul Claudel's "Cinq Grandes ---"
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- Neruda genre
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- Love lines?
- Love poems, e.g.
- Love sonnets
- Lyric literature
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- Pride of Pindar
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- Monodies
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- Reverential poems
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- Pieces by Sharon Olds
- Pieces of one's heart?
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- Pindaric poetry
- Source of Horace's "carpe diem"
- Sung poems
- They can be Horatian
- They may be composed by lovers
- Salutes with rhythm
- They may have kings as subjects
- They often begin with "To"
- They praise in non-prose
- Singable verses
- They take dedication to write
- They're dedicated
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- Sapphic creations
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- Sapphic songs
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- Sappho creations
- They're often dedicated
- Words from Wordsworth
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- They're studied by English majors
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- Things showing dedication?
- Works by Beethoven and Bobbie Gentry
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- Works of praise
- Works of Sappho
- Works of Shelley
- Works of tribute
- Works of veneration
- Works of Wordsworth
- Works on something?
- Works that glorify
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- Works with feet
- Six 1819 Keats works
- Works with strophes
- Worthy words from Wordsworth?
- Thomas Gray tributes
- Thomas Gray works
- Writing on urns
- Written paeans
- Stanzas of tribute
- Uplifting literature
- Uplifting poems
- Uplifting verses
- Uplifting works
- Uplifting writing
- Urn writings
- "To a Nightingale," "To a Skylark," etc.
- "To a . . ." poems
- "To a" poems
- "To a ..." poems
- ''To a . . .'' poems
- "To a Skylark" and others
- "To a ..." works
- "To a . . ." works
- "To Autumn" and others
- Selections in a Keats collection
- "To Spring" and others
- "To the Moon" and others
- "To ..." things
- Tennyson works
Recent Usage of Some lyric poems in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 25, 1990
