Crossword Clues for POETS

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Keats and Wordsworth, for two
Writers of verse USA Today 05 Aug 2025
Masters of meters and feet Wall Street Journal 29 Jul 2025
Pros with feet and meters Wall Street Journal 12 Jul 2025
Angelou and Dickinson Commuter 02 Jul 2025
Verse pros Thomas Joseph 26 Jun 2025
Keats and Yeats (which ironically don't rhyme), for two
Verse writers Universal 10 Jun 2025
Wordsworth, Tennyson, etc
Maya Angelou and Robert Frost Commuter 31 May 2025
Robin Williams' Film Dead ___ Society
Authors of verses Newsday 26 May 2025
People who write verse (5)
Writers of verse The Telegraph Plusword 21 May 2025
Verse writers Newsday 13 May 2025
Multiverse architects?
They take a turn for the verse
They've cornered a part of Westminster Abbey (5)
Frost and Dove, say
Writers making a fortune around Mile End (5)
Writers of verse The Telegraph Quick 01 Apr 2025
Keats and Yeats New York Times 26 Mar 2025
Keats and Wordsworth, for two
Writers heartlessly making lots of money (5)
Plath, Keats, etc.
Ones working with meters and feet? New York Times Mini 21 Jan 2025
"Dead ___ Society" (Robin Williams movie)
Pesto
Slam people?
"The Tortured ___ Department" (record-breaking Taylor Swift album released in April, 2024)
Lucille Clifton and June Jordan, for two
They write verse (5)
Writers of verse(5)
Burns and Frost Thomas Joseph 22 Nov 2024
Ada Limon and Billy Collins, for two
Keats and Frost
Creatives who may think on their feet?
Masters of allusion? LA Times Daily 25 Oct 2024
Limerick people, e.g.
Writers of verse The Telegraph Plusword 18 Oct 2024
Odists and elegists
Yeats and Neruda, eg (5)
Verse pros Thomas Joseph 01 Oct 2024
___ Corner, section of Westminster Abbey New York Times 22 Sep 2024
"The Tortured _- Department" USA Today 21 Sep 2024
Johnson and Jonson LA Times Daily 15 Sep 2024
Ode authors Newsday 08 Sep 2024
Bards Premier Sunday 01 Sep 2024
See 1 The Guardian Weekend 21 Jul 2024
See 1 The Guardian Weekend 20 Jul 2024
Sappho and Shel Silverstein, say
"Well-versed" competitors at a slam LA Times Mini 03 Jul 2024
Movie, Dead _ Society
Writers such as Lucille Clifton
Frost and Sandburg, e.g.
Dickinson and Browning, e.g.
Verse writers Thomas Joseph 20 May 2024
"The Tortured ___ Department" (Taylor's record-breaking album)
The writers, Edgar and Eliot!
Langston Hughes and Robert Frost, for two LA Times Mini 18 Apr 2024
Writers at Cave Canem workshops USA Today 07 Apr 2024
Writers at Cove Conern workshops
63-Across and others Universal 05 Apr 2024
Angelou and Plath Universal 13 Mar 2024
Keats and Wordsworth, for two
Verse writers Premier Sunday 10 Mar 2024
Emma Healey and Kim Addonizio, for two
They work with meters
Byron, Keats and Shelley
"Rhyme pays" believers
Byron and Coleridge, e.g.
They work in meters New York Times 30 Dec 2023
Pablo Neruda and Sylvia Plath, for two
Well-versed folks? Eugene Sheffer 04 Oct 2023
Slam participants Wall Street Journal 09 Sep 2023
Writers like Joy Harjo, Tracy K. Smith, etc USA Today 08 Sep 2023
Keats and Yeats, for two
Claudia Rankine and Terrance Hayes, e.g USA Today 22 Jul 2023
Rappers, in a sense New York Times 20 Jul 2023
Experts who deal with stress? LA Times Daily 14 Jun 2023
Writers of odes USA Today 12 Jun 2023
Pindar and Horace Wall Street Journal 27 Apr 2023
The Brownings, e.g LA Times Daily 09 Mar 2023
"Dead ___ Society" (movie starring Robin Williams)
They form lines for their work New York Times 28 Jan 2023
Angelou, Brooks and Clifton USA Today 02 Jan 2023
Rhyme writers Newsday 02 Jan 2023
Writers at slams USA Today 18 Nov 2022
Versifiers The Telegraph Quick 23 Sep 2022
Audre Lorde and Lord Byron, e.g LA Times Daily 11 Sep 2022
Some Pulitzer winners Newsday 05 Aug 2022
Sina Queyras and Mary Lambert, for two USA Today 29 Jul 2022
Some write haiku Universal 07 May 2022
Meter pros Thomas Joseph 12 Mar 2022
Foot specialists? The Washington Post 05 Mar 2022
Foot specialists? LA Times Daily 05 Mar 2022
Maya Angelou and Mary Oliver, e.g Universal 12 Jan 2022
Meter creators LA Times Daily 10 Dec 2021
Dickinson and Keats LA Times Daily 15 Nov 2021
Writers like Audre Lorde and Sarojini Naidu The Washington Post Sunday 07 Nov 2021
Well-versed folks? Eugene Sheffer 07 Oct 2021
Robert Frost and Sylvia Plath, e.g.
Some Pulitzer winners Newsday 05 Aug 2021
Yeats and Keats, e.g.
Elizabeth Acevedo and David Dabydeen, for two USA Today 22 Jun 2021
Authors of verses Newsday 25 May 2021
Writers of verse USA Today 27 Apr 2021
Slam participants Wall Street Journal 24 Apr 2021
Amanda Gorman and others Wall Street Journal 13 Mar 2021
___ of the Fall, band of "Carnival of Rust"
Verse writers Newsday 15 Feb 2021
Well-versed folks? Eugene Sheffer 29 Dec 2020
Some write limericks Universal 29 Dec 2020
"Dead ___ Society" (Robin Williams movie)
Browning and Byron Newsday 01 Nov 2020
They work with feet and meters Universal 31 Oct 2020
'Dead ___ Society' New York Times 05 Oct 2020
Keats and colleagues Newsday 04 Oct 2020
Verse writers Thomas Joseph 31 Aug 2020
Masters of allusion The Washington Post 23 Aug 2020
Masters of allusion LA Times Daily 23 Aug 2020
Fitting nickname for athletes at Whittier College New York Times 13 Aug 2020
Odists, e.g Premier Sunday 05 Apr 2020
Their work is often in anthologies Jonesin 08 Oct 2019
People writing verses Newsday 05 Aug 2019
Authors of verse Universal 01 Jul 2019
___ Corner, section of Westminster Abbey New York Times 28 Jun 2019
Writers of verse Newsday 13 May 2019
Some Pulitzer winners USA Today 14 Apr 2019
One contemptuous of bards, and where they lie at rest?
___ Corner, section of Westminster Abbey
Authors of verse
Literary figures Newsday 14 Dec 2018
Keats and Wordsworth, for two
Reciters at slams USA Today 19 Oct 2018
Masters of meters Universal 25 Sep 2018
Slam competitors Wall Street Journal 15 Sep 2018
"Dead ___ Society" (movie starring Robin Williams)
Writers of haiku USA Today 20 Jul 2018
Masterful rhymers Universal 21 Apr 2018
Keats and Yeats, for two USA Today 19 Apr 2018
Well-versed people? Universal 10 Apr 2018
Versifiers Universal 07 Apr 2018
"Dead __ Society": 1989 film LA Times Daily 18 Mar 2018
'Dead __ Society': 1989 film The Washington Post 18 Mar 2018
Often-anthologized group The Chronicle of Higher Education 02 Mar 2018
Often-anthologized group
Masterful rhymers
Masters of meters
Versifiers
Well-versed people?
Keats and Yeats, for two
Reciters at slams
Writers of haiku
Slam competitors
Ones concerned with stress New York Times 29 Dec 2017
Rhyme writers Newsday 28 Nov 2017
Meter masters New York Times 24 Nov 2017
Larkin and Plath, e.g Universal 11 Nov 2017
Verse pros Thomas Joseph 10 Nov 2017
Burns and Byron Wall Street Journal 19 Jun 2017
Ode authors Newsday 24 May 2017
Keats and Yeats LA Times Daily 24 May 2017
Keats and Yeats The Washington Post 24 May 2017
Verse creators Premier Sunday 21 May 2017
They're concerned with feet and meters Wall Street Journal 10 May 2017
Shelley's ''unacknowledged legislators of the world'' Newsday 01 Apr 2017
Users of rhyme schemes USA Today 15 Mar 2017
Keats and Yeats
Larkin and Plath, e.g.
Meter masters
Ones concerned with stress
Bards Universal 28 Dec 2016
Kilmer and Keats LA Times Daily 21 Dec 2016
Donne and Bradstreet Wall Street Journal 22 Oct 2016
Limerick writers, e.g USA Today 17 Oct 2016
People thinking on their feet? New York Times 19 Aug 2016
Open-mic readers USA Today 08 Aug 2016
Competitors in a slam Wall Street Journal 22 Jun 2016
Producers of 35-Across Universal 22 May 2016
84 Across and colleagues Newsday 15 May 2016
14-Across creators USA Today 04 May 2016
Emma Lazarus and Maya Angelou The Washington Post 29 Apr 2016
Ode writers USA Today 19 Apr 2016
Performers at some readings The Washington Post 31 Mar 2016
Dealers in feet and meters Wall Street Journal 28 Jan 2016
Erato is their Muse
Kilmer and Keats
Producers of 35-Across
Bards
People thinking on their feet?
Open-mic readers
Limerick writers, e.g.
14-Across creators
Erato is their Muse Universal 01 Jan 2016
See 35-Down New York Times 30 Dec 2015
Some national laureates The Washington Post 27 Nov 2015
Byron and Browning Newsday 18 Nov 2015
Coffeehouse entertainers New York Times 23 Aug 2015
Masters of rhyme USA Today 14 Aug 2015
Odists and sonneteers Newsday 12 Jul 2015
Wordsworth and Whitman Newsday 01 Jul 2015
Keats and Shelley Newsday 14 Jun 2015
Milton and Millay Newsday 10 May 2015
Erato's group Universal 02 Feb 2015
Some national laureates
'01 Savatage album "___ and Madmen"
Pound's ilk
Verse writers
Odists and sonneteers
Milton and Millay
Keats and Shelley
Masters of rhyme
Wordsworth and Whitman
Coffeehouse entertainers
See 35-Down
Erato's group
Byron and Browning
Maya Angelou and Rita Dove, for two
Versifiers
Ones with muses
Versifiers
Pound and Poe
Some Pulitzer winners
Whitman and Whittier
___ Corner (Westminster Abbey locale)
Versifiers
Millay and Milton
Longfellow and Burns
Poe and Pope
"Dead ___ Society"
Rhyming writers
Whitman and Whittier
Rhyme writers
Browning, Gray, and others
Sonnet writers, say
Some laureates
Foot specialists?
Poe and Pound, e.g.
Some open mic performers
Browning and more
"Dead ___ Society"
Keats and Shelley
Browning and Blake
Browning and more
Sonneteers, for instance
Greeting card writers
All fools, they say, take one drug among others
Ode writers
Keats and Yeats
Frost and others
Ode writers
Frost and others
Both Brownings
Foot men?
Frost and Burns
Performers at some readings
Burns and Byron
5-Down and others
Meter masters?
Couplet composers
Lyricists, basically
Byron and Keats
Pound and others
Meter experts?
Pound and others
Meter experts?
Keats and Yeats
Keats and Horace, for two
Browning and Burns
Byron and Burns
Certain people buried in Westminster Abbey
People who deal with stress successfully?
Whittier College's team nickname
Meter readers?
Meter makers
Couplet composers
Lovelace and Frost, for two
Burns and Allen, e.g.
They're well-versed
They're "born, not made"
Masters of meters
Yeats and Keats
Frost and Angelou
Well-versed ones?
Writers of sonnets
Limerick authors, say
Yeats and Keats
Well-versed ones?
Artists in a Robin Williams film title
Thomas and Hardy
Well-versed folks?
They're "born, not made," according to an old saying
Pulitzer candidates
"Dead ___ Society"
Yeats and Keats
Ruth Lilly Prize winners
Artists in a Robin Williams film title
Limerick authors, say
Browning and Blake
Burns and Allen, e.g.
Sexton and Plath, e.g.
Donne and Bradstreet
74- and 90Across, e.g.
Ruth Lilly Prize winners
Angelou and Cummings, e.g.
Frost and Burns
Yeats and Keats
Frost and Burns, for two
Masters and Jonson, e.g.
This puzzle's theme
Rhymesters
Keats and Yeats
Browning and Frost
"The only poor fellows in the world whom anyone will flatter": Pope
Bards
Millay and Moore
Donne and Bradstreet
Browning and Frost
Sonneteers, say
___ Corner, part of Westminster Abbey
People concerned with feet
Masters and Jonson
Poe and more
Many songwriters, perforce
Many songwriters, perforce
Sandburg and Silverstein
Homer, et al.
Frost and Sandburg
Donne and Bradstreet
Yeats and Keats
Erato is their Muse
97 Across's ilk
Sandburg and Spenser
Lovelace and Frost
Sonneteers, say
Pound and Poe
Bards
Johnson and Jonson
Masters and Jonson
Keats and Yeats, for two
Frost and Masefield, for example
"Dead _____ Society"
Burns and Allen, e.g.
Odists
Sexton and Pope
Versifiers
Pound and others
Rhymers
Bishop and Pope, e.g.
Homer and others
Poe and Pound e.g.
Rhyming writers
Coffeehouse entertainers
"Dead ___ Society"
"Dead ___ Society"
Ruth Lilly Prize winners
Masters and Jonson, e.g.
Versifiers
Erato is their Muse
Eliot and Angelou
"Dead -- Society"
Rhymesters
Auden and Angelou
Brooke and Field
Lovelace's colleagues
"Dead ___ Society," 1989 film
Yeats and Keats
Shelley and Keats
Barrett and Browning
Wilbur and Kunitz
Frost and Pound
Ashbery and Nemerov
Bards
Wilbur and Merrill
Wilbur and Stevens
Arnold and Milton
Jarrell and Ciardi
Men of letters
Blake and Wordsworth
Auden and Lowell
Vers-librists
They don't pay for their license
Burns and Allen Ginsberg
Bishop and Sexton
The Brownings, e.g.
Elegists
Keats and Wordsworth
Horace et al.
Certain writers
Auden and Frost
Men of words
Pound et al.
Keats et al.
Burns and others.
Jarrell and Jeffers.
Very important persons in the arts.
Robert Green and John Greenleaf Whittier.
Mr. and Mrs. Browning.
Lowel and others.
Parnassians.
Milton and Arnold.
Laureates.
Climbers of Parnassus.
Robert and Elizabeth Browning.
Troubadours.
Occupants of a "Corner" in Westminster Abbey.
Mistral and Eliot.
Carl Sandburg, Marianne Moore, etc.
Men of letters.
Viereck, Brooks, Moore.
Frost et al.
Mistral, Eliot, and others.
Viereck, Lowell, and others.
Clement Moore and Thomas Moore.
___ Corner of Westminster Abbey.
Some open mic performers
Spenser, Prince of ___.
Tennyson, Shelley, Keats, etc.
Ones inspired by Helicon
Nash and Dickinson
___ Corner, Westminster Abbey.
Dickinson and Whittier
Browning and Keats.
Ginsberg and others
Writers.
Members of P.E.N.
Certain literati.
Certain White House guests.
The Brownings.
Relatives of Mother Goose.
Bards.
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