| Thirteen line poem (7) |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
08 Jul 2025 |
| Form of verse, originally French, in which lines are repeated at regular intervals (7) |
Mirror Quiz |
13 Jun 2025 |
| French verse form, right-hand page with Auden's translation (7) |
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| A poem consisting of 13 or 10 lines with two rhymes, with the opening words of the first line used as an unrhymed refrain |
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| Write a Swinburne-like 13-liner, or a nude will go elsewhere (7) |
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| Medieval and Renaissance poetic and musical form (7) |
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| Poem our Dean arranged (7) |
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| Disagree on a rude poem (7) |
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| Our Edna rewrote the poem (7) |
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| Troubadour's medieval song (7) |
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| Round about each ten-line poem (7) |
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| Pound or Auden poem |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
19 Dec 2024 |
| Poetic genre used by Chaucer |
Newsday |
02 Nov 2024 |
| Form of verse, originally French, in which lines are repeated at regular intervals |
Mirror Quiz |
30 Oct 2024 |
| Poem, a rude one endlessly rewritten (7) |
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| Poem of 10 or 13 lines with only two rhymes throughout (7) |
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| Form of poem about a nude, or it might be (7) |
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| Heard musical composition or poem (7) |
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| Poem in French, Water on Leaf, missing folio |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
07 Aug 2024 |
| Poem of 13 or 10 lines whose opening words are used as an unrhymed refrain (7) |
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| Worked on a rude poem |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
05 Jun 2024 |
| Wandering around, binding 1/4 of epic poem (7) |
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| Poem with the opening words used twice as a refrain (7) |
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| Our Dean rewrote poem (7) |
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| Middlebrow Auden composed poem (7) |
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| Form of verse, originally French, of 13 or 10 lines with two rhymes (7) |
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| Piece of music |
The Guardian Quick |
24 Dec 2022 |
| Poem with only two rhymes throughout |
The Guardian Speedy |
31 Jul 2022 |
| 13-line poem |
The Telegraph Quick |
03 Dec 2021 |
| Fiddled around, capturing electronic piece of music |
The Telegraph Toughie |
01 Dec 2021 |
| Poem don sent in about a university |
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| Game to pen an ode, oddly, or another poem |
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| Auden or other bards' work |
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| Pound and Euro lines |
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| Turns up, American writer is not short in old city - there's a certain poetry to that |
Irish Times Crosaire |
15 Aug 2020 |
| Poem with a refrain |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
07 Jun 2020 |
| Piece of music making man money, we hear |
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| Poem, sadly unread, about love |
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| Romeo regularly taking money for reciting poem |
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| Little man with money recited poem |
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| . Our dean composed the last movement of the sonata |
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| Poem and piece of music heard |
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| Our Dean produced something of a refrain |
Irish Times Crosaire |
08 Sep 2018 |
| Style of poem |
The Telegraph Quick |
04 Aug 2018 |
| Initially read out stirring Auden poem |
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| Poem working in a way, uplifted nation |
The Telegraph Toughie |
06 Apr 2018 |
| Man with money recited poem |
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| Poem oddly missing Orion? No, Daedalus |
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| ... and another |
The Telegraph Quick |
27 Oct 2017 |
| Work on a rude poem |
The Telegraph Toughie |
20 Jul 2017 |
| Musical form that excites our dean |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
09 Jun 2017 |
| Poem |
The Telegraph Quick |
29 Jul 2016 |
| Poem of ten or thirteen lines |
The Times Concise |
24 Jun 2016 |
| Auden or Cook produced something for book of poetry |
Irish Times Crosaire |
16 Apr 2016 |
| Type of poem |
The Telegraph Quick |
05 Mar 2016 |
| Men turned up wanting new Auden poem |
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| 'In Flanders Fields,' for one |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
26 Jun 2015 |
| "In Flanders Fields," for one |
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| Poem composed around Elizabeth the First |
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| A bit of 9 10‘s demeanour went off without me |
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| Poetic form used by Chaucer |
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| Short poem |
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| Verse or a nude dancing |
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| 10- or 13-line two-rhyme poem |
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| Verse form |
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| Lyric poem |
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| Medieval French song |
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| Short poem |
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| 17th-century musical form |
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| François Villon offering |
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| Verse form |
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| Short poem |
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| Poetical form. |
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| French lyric poem |
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| Short lyrical poem. |
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| Verse form. |
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| 13-line poem. |
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