| Poe's "lost" maiden | 33 |
| Poe's "most lovely dead" | 38 |
| Poe's "radiant maiden" et al. | 43 |
| Poe's "rare and radiant maiden" | 45 |
| Poe's "The Angel of the ___" | 42 |
| Poe's "The Masque of the ___" | 43 |
| Poe's "The Murders in the Rue __" | 47 |
| Poe's "The Mystery of ___ Roget" | 46 |
| Poe's "The __ and the Pendulum" | 45 |
| Poe's "The ___ Cat" | 33 |
| Poe's "The ___ Heart" | 35 |
| Poe's "The ___ Letter" | 36 |
| Poe's "The ___ of Amontillado" | 44 |
| Poe's "The ___ of the Perverse" | 45 |
| Poe's "The ___ of the Red Death" | 46 |
| Poe's "To ___ Paradise" | 37 |
| Poe's "ungainly fowl" | 35 |
| Poe's "volume of forgotten ___" | 45 |
| Poe's "___ in Paradise" | 37 |
| Poe's "___ Mother" | 32 |
| Poe's "___ of the Perverse" | 41 |
| Poe's was "purloined" | 35 |
| Poe’s “___ of the Red Death” | 40 |
| Poehler of ''Baby Mama'' | 40 |
| Poehler of "Baby Mama" | 32 |
| Poehler of "Blades of Glory" | 38 |
| Poehler of "Parks and Recreation" | 43 |
| Poem ''to'' something | 37 |
| Poem by Edgar Allan Poe, with "The" | 45 |
| Poem by Keats, Longfellow, or Wilde | 35 |
| Poem describing the siege of Troy | 33 |
| Poem for Dec. 26, 1776–Jan. 3, 1777 | 42 |
| Poem in which Paris plays a prominent part | 42 |
| Poem inspiration in "Doctor Zhivago" | 46 |
| Poem inspired by London Times account | 37 |
| Poem like "Do Not Go Gentle . . . " | 45 |
| Poem of 31 syllables in five lines | 34 |
| Poem often titled "To a ..." | 38 |
| Poem originally intended to be sung | 35 |
| Poem probably written at Stoke Poges churchyard | 47 |
| Poem read in a Zen garden, perhaps | 34 |
| Poem reader at the 2006 Olympics opening ceremony | 49 |
| Poem referencing "the darker brother" | 47 |
| Poem sung in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony | 43 |
| Poem that begins "'Twas brillig" | 46 |
| Poem that ends with the funeral of Hector | 41 |
| Poem that sounds like a red boat | 32 |
| Poem that tells of the Trojan Horse | 35 |
| Poem titled "To a ..." | 32 |
| Poem whose first word is "wrath" | 42 |
| Poem whose title might start "To a ..." | 49 |
| Poem with "To" in the title, often | 44 |
| Poem with a jubjub bird and a tumtum tree | 41 |
| Poem with a word reading vertically | 35 |
| Poem with approximately 16,000 lines | 36 |
| Poem with the rhyme scheme aabba | 32 |
| Poem with the story of the Trojan horse | 39 |
| Poem written to be sung, perhaps | 32 |
| Poems composed from given line-ending words | 43 |
| Poems like the "Iliad" | 32 |
| Poems sometimes beginning with "To a" | 47 |
| Poems titled "To a . . ." | 35 |
| Poems whose structure is based on the number six | 48 |
| Poems with "To" in their titles | 41 |
| Poet "mad, bad and dangerous to know" | 47 |
| Poet (Civil War volunteer nurse) | 32 |
| Poet (one of four "money" entries) | 44 |
| Poet Alexander during Thanksgiving's mo.? | 45 |
| Poet and dramatist Federico Garcia | 34 |
| Poet and dramatist Federico Garcia ___ | 38 |
| Poet and dramatist Frederico Garcia | 35 |
| Poet and greeting card writer __ Polis Schutz | 45 |
| Poet and illustrator Silverstein | 32 |
| Poet arrested for treason in 1945 | 33 |
| Poet associated with "Cats" | 37 |
| Poet at Clinton's first inauguration | 40 |
| Poet banished by the emperor Augustus | 37 |
| Poet best known for "The Highwayman" | 46 |
| Poet biographized by Izaak Walton | 33 |
| Poet born in Hailey, Idaho (1885) | 33 |
| Poet Charles or ballplayer Gregg | 32 |
| Poet credited with popularizing haiku | 37 |
| Poet Denise Levertov's anagrammatic urging | 46 |
| Poet depicted in "Il Postino" | 39 |
| Poet depicted in art alongside the Scythians | 44 |
| Poet Doolittle better known as H.D. Imagiste | 44 |
| Poet Doolittle: 1886–1961 | 32 |
| Poet Elizabeth Barrett's scores? | 36 |
| Poet Ezra's favorite desserts? | 34 |
| Poet Gelett Burgess wrote that he never saw one | 47 |
| Poet Ginsberg plus his male buds? | 33 |
| Poet Henry David's provisions? | 34 |
| Poet honored with a 2011 National Medal of Arts | 47 |
| Poet in Johnson's "Rasselas" | 42 |
| Poet inspired by Old Glory at Fort McHenry | 42 |
| Poet James Whitcomb and singer Jeannie, for two | 47 |
| Poet John in a reflective state? | 32 |
| Poet known as "the Tentmaker" | 39 |
| Poet laureate of England: 1715–18 | 40 |
| Poet mentioned in "Inferno" | 37 |