- - Sonnet foot
- - It's one foot long
- - Metrical foot of a short then long syllable
- - Two-syllable poetic foot (anagram of "bima")
- - One foot in "the grave," poetically speaking
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- - "Six foot, seven foot, eight foot ......!"
- - Set of items grouped together
- - "the brady ..."
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- - Attach reflective excerpts of sonnets affectionately
- - Attach something firmly
- - Join together, as two sides of a jacket
- - Attach, as seat belts
- - Attach firmly
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- - The number of lines in a sonnet
- - reviewed tenure of more than a dozen
- - Number of vixen dash off northwards?
- - Number of winding route in low-lying area
- - number in the next block
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- - [Music] Last six lines of a sonnet
- - Six lines of poetry set around a time standard
- - Sonnet's closing
- - Double set arranged for group of performers
- - Part of an Italian sonnet
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- - Writers of sonnets and odes
- - ginsberg and poe, for two
- - Claudia Rankine and Terrance Hayes, e.g
- - Sappho and Mirabai
- - dove and frost, for two
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- - Ends of sonnets
- - elements of petrarchan sonnets
- - Sister lost two sets producing some sonnets
- - Sonnet endings
- - Sonnet closes
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- - Novelist destroyed sonnets about wartime victory
- - Scottish novelist.
- - Good chap's just the same name as writer
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- - John who wrote the sonnet "Death Be Not Proud"
- - Poet who originated the phrase "For whom the bell tolls"
- - "An Anatomy of the World" poet John
- - "The Flea" poet
- - Sonneteer John
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