| Poet Federico __ Lorca | 22 |
| Poet Federico GarcÃÂa | 27 |
| Poet Federico GarcÃa ____ | 28 |
| Poet Federico GarcÃa ___ | 27 |
| Poet famed for terza rima | 25 |
| Poet famed for quatrains | 24 |
| Poet famed for limericks | 24 |
| Poet expelled from West Point | 29 |
| Poet exiled from Lesbos | 23 |
| Poet exiled by Augustus | 23 |
| Poet Emerson's monogram | 27 |
| Poet Eliot's initials | 25 |
| Poet Edward Rowland ___ | 23 |
| Poet Edward and a king | 22 |
| Poet dramatized by Goethe | 25 |
| Poet Cullen's milieu | 24 |
| Poet Coolbrith and others | 25 |
| Poet born in St. Louis | 22 |
| Poet Borges of Argentina | 24 |
| Poet Boiardo's patron | 25 |
| Poet Bliss or Manitoba town | 27 |
| Poet banished in A.D. 8 | 23 |
| Poet banished by Augustus | 25 |
| Poet Auden's middle name | 28 |
| Poet and tentmaker's son | 28 |
| Poet and spirtual leader | 24 |
| Poet and novelist James | 23 |
| Poet Allen and actress Sharon | 29 |
| Poet Alan or singer Pete | 24 |
| Poet of Yuletide fame | 22 |
| Poems with six-line stanzas | 27 |
| Poems with pastoral themes | 26 |
| Poems with no set meter | 23 |
| Poems with mystical meanings | 28 |
| Poems with Greek origins | 24 |
| Poems with dedications | 22 |
| Poems with 17 syllables | 23 |
| Poems that repeat six words | 27 |
| Poems intended to be sung | 25 |
| Poems describing rustic life | 28 |
| Poems about country life | 24 |
| Poem's porcine purloiner | 28 |
| Poem's final stanza | 23 |
| Poem written to be sung | 23 |
| Poem with a tumtum tree | 23 |
| Poem with a pastoral setting | 28 |
| Poem with 17 syllables | 22 |
| Poem to a nightingale, e.g. | 27 |
| Poem telling of heroic deeds | 28 |
| Poem praising something | 23 |
| Poem on the seige of Troy | 25 |
| Poem of the countryside | 23 |
| Poem not meant to be recited? | 29 |
| Poem intended to be sung | 24 |
| Poem for the praiseworthy | 25 |
| Poem for the dearly departed | 28 |
| Poem for the dear departed | 26 |
| Poem for Oct. 19, 1781 | 22 |
| Poem for June 17, 1775 | 22 |
| Poem for July 16, 1779 | 22 |
| Poem for April 30, 1789 | 23 |
| Poem comprised of quotations | 28 |
| Poem composed of quotations | 27 |
| Poem by Tennyson, 1855 | 22 |
| Poem about the Trojan War | 25 |
| Poem about rustic life | 22 |
| Poem about Paris, in part | 25 |
| Poem about a person, often | 26 |
| Poem about a Del. Signer | 24 |
| Poehler of "SNL" | 26 |
| PoeÂ’s Arthur Gordon ___ | 27 |
| Poe's treasure finder | 25 |
| Poe's talking bird | 22 |
| Poe's radiant maiden | 24 |
| Poe's pendulum partner | 26 |
| Poe's one-word bird | 23 |
| Poe's midnight visitor | 26 |
| Poe's melancholy visitor | 28 |
| Poe's foster father | 23 |
| Poe's foster family | 23 |
| Poe's fallen house | 22 |
| Poe's drug of choice | 24 |
| Poe's doomed house | 22 |
| Poe's dark creature | 23 |
| Poe's corvine visitor | 25 |
| Poe's bio of Midas? | 23 |
| Poe's Arthur Gordon ___ | 27 |
| Poe's "___ Lee" | 29 |
| Poe's "To ___" | 28 |
| Poe's "The ___" | 29 |
| Poe's "Hop-___" | 29 |
| Poe's "always" | 28 |
| Poe's Annabel____ | 24 |
| Poe poem "For ____" | 29 |
| Poe and Christie, e.g. | 22 |
| Podunk's directory? | 23 |
| Pods used in Southern cooking | 29 |
| Podium-pounding speech | 22 |
| Podium offering: Abbr. | 22 |
| Podiatrists' vehicles? | 26 |