| Poem written to be sung, perhaps | 32 |
| Poem with "To" in the title, often | 44 |
| Poem whose title might start "To a ..." | 49 |
| Poem titled "To a ..." | 32 |
| Poem often titled "To a ..." | 38 |
| Poem ''to'' something | 37 |
| Neruda's "__ to Conger Chowder" | 45 |
| Millay's "___ to Silence" | 39 |
| Lines, in this puzzle's theme | 33 |
| Keats’s “___ on Indolence” | 38 |
| Keats's "To Autumn" | 33 |
| Keats's "___ on a Grecian Urn" | 44 |
| Keats's "__ to Psyche" | 36 |
| Keats' "On Melancholy," e.g. | 42 |
| Keats' "__ to a Nightingale" | 42 |
| Keats' "__ on Melancholy" | 39 |
| Keats wrote one to a nightingale | 32 |
| Keats dedicated one to a nightingale | 36 |
| John Logan's "To the Cuckoo," e.g. | 48 |
| Its title might start with "To" | 41 |
| It may have complex stanza forms | 32 |
| It may be written "on" something | 42 |
| It has a strophe and an antistrophe | 35 |
| Gentry epic "___ to Billie Joe" | 41 |
| Form popular among the Romantics | 32 |
| Flowery expression of admiration | 32 |
| Cranberries "___ to My Family" | 40 |
| Copland's "Symphonic ___" | 39 |
| Coleridge's "France: An __" | 41 |
| Coleridge's "Dejection," for one | 46 |
| Coleridge's "Dejection," e.g. | 43 |
| Calverley's "___ to Tobacco" | 42 |
| Benét's "___ to Walt Whitman" | 46 |
| Ben Jonson wrote one "to Himself" | 43 |
| Beethoven’s “___ to Joy” | 36 |
| Beethoven's ''___ to Joy'' | 46 |
| Auden's "To My Pupils," e.g. | 42 |
| Allen Ginsberg's "Plutonian ___" | 46 |
| Alexander Pope's "Solitude," e.g. | 47 |
| Addison's "_____ to Creation" | 43 |
| Addison's "___ to Creation" | 41 |
| "To the Poets," for one | 33 |
| "Beauty is truth, truth beauty" genre | 47 |
| "Bards of Passion and of Mirth," e.g. | 47 |
| "--- to Psyche" (Keats) | 33 |
| "--- on Indolence" (Keats) | 36 |
| "___to Enchanted Light" (Pablo Neruda) | 48 |
| "____ to the West Wind" | 33 |
| "___ to Walt Whitman": GarcÃa Lorca | 48 |
| "___ to the West Wind": Shelley | 41 |
| "___ to the West Wind" (Shelley) | 42 |
| "___ to Simplicity": Collins | 38 |
| "___ to Napoleon": Schoenberg | 39 |
| "___ to My Socks" (Pablo Neruda poem) | 47 |
| "___ to My Car" (Adam Sandler song) | 45 |
| "___ to Liberty" by Shelley | 37 |
| "___ To L.A." (The Ravonettes song) | 45 |
| "___ to Joy" (Schiller work) | 38 |
| "___ to Joy" (Schiller poem) | 38 |
| "___ to Duty": Wordsworth | 35 |
| "___ to Deodorant" (Coldplay song) | 44 |
| "___ to Billie Joe" (1967 #1 hit) | 43 |
| "___ to a Nightingale" (Keats) | 40 |
| "___ on Indolence": Keats | 35 |
| "___ on Indolence" (Keats) | 36 |
| ''To a Sky-Lark,'' e.g. | 39 |
| ''___ to Psyche'' | 33 |
| ''___ to Evening'' | 34 |
| ''___ to Billy Joe'' | 36 |
| ''___ on Indolence'' (Keats) | 44 |
| ''___ on a Grecian Urn'' | 40 |
| “___ to a Nightingale” (Keats poem) | 43 |
| Took too much of a drug, briefly | 32 |
| Went too far on a trip, in brief | 32 |
| Took much more than one should have | 35 |
| Took in excess, with "on" | 35 |
| Scarfed down too much, with "on" | 42 |
| Put away without restraint, with "on" | 47 |
| Had too much, with "on" | 33 |
| Enjoyed coke a little too much, say | 35 |
| ___ on (ate too much of, facetiously) | 37 |
| "Island of the Blue Dolphins" author | 46 |
| "The Black Pearl" author Scott | 40 |
| Nancy of "Access Hollywood" | 37 |
| ''The Life of Riley'' character | 47 |
| Newbery-winning author Scott ___ | 32 |
| Former "Access Hollywood" host Nancy | 46 |
| 1961 Newbery Medal winner Scott __ | 34 |
| "The Life of Riley" character | 39 |
| "Black Star, Bright Dawn" author Scott | 48 |
| "Access Hollywood" cohost Nancy | 41 |
| Scott who wrote "The Black Pearl" | 43 |
| Newbery Medal-winning author Scott ___ | 38 |
| Island of the Blue Dolphins author Scott | 43 |
| Digger of "The Life of Riley" | 39 |
| Digger _____ of "The Life of Riley" | 45 |
| Digger ___ in "The Life of Riley" | 43 |
| Digby of "The Life of Riley" | 38 |
| 1961 Newbery Medal winner Scott ___ | 35 |
| "Entertainment Tonight" host Nancy | 44 |