- - Chaucer or Tennyson
- - Composer of verse
- - W.B. Yeats or W.H. Auden
- - favourite with old writer
- - Emily Dickinson or Robert Burns, for one
- - Frost or Dickinson
- - Creator of rhymes
- - Angelou or Wordsworth, e.g.
- - Stanza writer
- - Rhyming writer, like Maya Angelou or Kipling
- - Frost or Keats, eg
- - Maya Angelou or Sylvia Plath, e.g.
- - Maya Angelou or T.S. Eliot e.g.
- - Wilde or Frost, e.g.
- - Milton or Betjeman, say
- - Pinnacle of European talent — all starting for this writer
- - Wordsworth or Shakespeare, e.g.
- - Creator of sonnets or other verse
- - Langston Hughes or Maya Angelou, for example
- - Amanda Gorman or Langston Hughes
- - One may write an ode
- - Browning of pages of verse for example
- - One who writes verses
- - amanda gorman or walt whitman, e.g.
- - Writer of odes or tanka
- - "the priest of the invisible," per wallace stevens
- - profession that, when its last letter is removed, becomes the surname of a noted practitioner
- - Rainer Maria Rilke or Audre Lorde
- - One who writes poems
- - Rita Dove or Rita Joe
- - Eliot or Frost
- - Allen Ginsberg or Jack Kerouac
- - Burns or Byron
- - Certain writer
- - Person who writes rhymes
- - Keats or Browning
- - Donne or Bradstreet
- - Wilbur or Merrill
- - Whitman or Whittier
- - Timotheus or Phrynichus, e.g.
- - Sexton or Sarton
- - Sexton or Burns, e.g.
- - Sarton or Burns
- - Poe or Browning
- - Plath or Sexton
- - O'Neill's "A Touch of the ......"
- - Merrill or Wilbur
- - Keats or Tennyson
- - Donne or Pound, e.g.
- - Dickinson or Frost, e.g.
- - Dante or Dickinson
- - Blake or Burns
- - Yearly Library of Congress appointee
- - Writer who, in the morning, goes from bed to verse
- - Writer such as Ogden Nash
- - Writer of flowery verses
- - Writer of couplets, sonnets, or limericks
- - Worker with a lot of stress?
- - Wilbur or Nemerov
- - Whitman or Wilbur
- - W.H. Auden or E.E. Cummings
- - User of scanning devices
- - T.S. Eliot or e.e. cummings
- - Spenser or Spender
- - Sonneteer or psalmist
- - Sonnet source
- - Sexton or Pope, e.g.
- - Sexton or Nemerov
- - Sassoon or Service
- - Prior or Pope
- - Pound or Pope
- - Pound or Moore, e.g.
- - Person who might write sonnets
- - Person who decides where to put his or her feet?
- - Person concerned with rhyme quite a bit of the time
- - ode creator
- - ada limón, e.g.
- - one's work should not be prosaic
- - joy harjo, for one
- - artist whose work stays inside the lines?
- - no prosaic character
- - Li Bai, for one
- - Literary genius starts popping off every Tuesday
- - Well-versed sort
- - Performer at a slam
- - Official role first filled by 6, 1668-1689
- - frost, but not dew
- - One going on a rhyme spree?
- - ode composer
- - kenneth rexroth, for example
- - amanda gorman, e.g.
- - Bard with rhymes
- - eliot, for one
- - Stress specialist?
- - bard's favourite consumes egg
- - Emily Dickinson was one
- - Gwen Nell Westerman, for one
- - Amanda Gorman, for one
- - Sarah Kay, for example
- - One with the rhymes
- - He's no peasant!
- - Sharon Olds, e.g
- - Jenny Zhang, for example
- - Yeats, e.g.
- - "you will never be alone with a ... in your pocket": john adams
- - Wendy Chen, for example
- - One concerned with verses
- - artist regularly seen in protests
- - William Wordsworth, for one
- - Khadijah Queen, for one
- - Joshua Jennifer Espinoza, for one
- - Versifier(Used today)
- - Walt Whitman, e.g.
- - One concerned with rhythm and feet
- - One inspired by Calliope
- - One concerned with feet and rhythm
- - Coffeehouse entertainer
- - Artist with words
- - Richard Purdy Wilbur, e.g.
- - Pound, notably
- - Pound, for one
- - Pentameter pro
- - Pablo Neruda, e.g.
- - One with rhythm
- - Meter reader?
- - Meter man?
- - Lyricist
- - Langston Hughes, e.g.
- - Coffeehouse reader
- - Spender, for one
- - Person creating rhymes
- - Odist, for instance
- - Metrist, perhaps
- - Metrist
- - Metrician
- - Langston Hughes, for one
- - Robert Frost, for example
- - Robert Frost, e.g.
- - Rhyme creator
- - One well-versed in words' worth
- - One concerned with rhythm
- - Metrist, sometimes
- - Masters, e.g.
- - Haiku author
- - Frost, say
- - Ferlinghetti, notably
- - Ezra Pound's profession
- - Dickinson, e.g.
- - Coffeehouse reciter
- - Coffeehouse reader, perhaps
- - Coffeehouse attraction, maybe
- - Allen Ginsberg, for one
- - Whitman, for one
- - Whitman, e.g.
- - Well-versed one?
- - Well-versed artist?
- - Walt Whitman, for one
- - Virgil, e.g.
- - Verse's author
- - Verse pro
- - Verse person
- - Verse expert
- - Vers-librist
- - Verbal artist
- - Spender, e.g.
- - Southey was one
- - Slam competitor
- - Slam artist
- - Sexton, say
- - Sexton, e.g.
- - Sandburg, e.g.
- - Sandburg was one
- - Rodolfo in "La Bohème"
- - Robert Frost, for one
- - Robert Browning, for one
- - Richard Wilbur, e.g.
- - Richard Wilbur is one
- - Richard Purdy Wilbur, for one
- - Rhyme master
- - Recital VIP
- - Recital artist
- - Rap composer, in a way
- - Pulitzer Prize winner Howard Nemerov, e.g.
- - Pound, but not ounce
- - Plath was one
- - Person who works with rhyme and meter
- - Peasant's musical partner
- - One writing verse
- - One working with feet professionally
- - One with stressing work?
- - One with idyll musings?
- - One who's well versed
- - One who works in feet and meters
- - One who works in feet
- - One who might go from bed to verse
- - One who handles stress effectively?
- - One who deals with stress well?
- - One who "can survive everything but a misprint": Wilde
- - One seeking money for a meter?
- - One putting one's feet together?
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