| Grays |
| Dirge |
| Lament |
| Kaddish |
| Sad song |
| Sad poem |
| Sad verse |
| Gray poem |
| Gray work |
| Verse form |
| Ovid genre |
| Donne work |
| Gray piece |
| Lamentation |
| Somber song |
| Somber poem |
| Gray lines? |
| Gray matter? |
| Funeral song |
| T. Gray opus |
| Funeral tune |
| Poetry piece |
| Doleful poem |
| Somber verse |
| Whitman work |
| Pensive poem |
| Poetic lament |
| Mournful song |
| Cemetery poem |
| Formal lament |
| Pensive verse |
| Mournful work |
| Mournful poem |
| Song of sorrow |
| Mournful piece |
| Song of lament |
| Sorrowful song |
| Donne creation |
| Lamenting poem |
| Lamenting song |
| Lyrical lament |
| Passing lines? |
| Nostalgic poem |
| Nostalgic work |
| Mourner's poem |
| Sorrowful poem |
| Poem of lament |
| Plaintive poem |
| Poetic tribute |
| Formal farewell |
| Plaintive piece |
| Adonais" is one |
| Cemetery sermon |
| John Donne work |
| Gray's greatest |
| Lament in verse |
| Lamenting verse |
| Lines of grief? |
| Melancholy poem |
| Song of mourning |
| Churchyard piece |
| Melancholy verse |
| Thomas Gray work |
| Poem of mourning |
| Words of farewell |
| Notable Gray work |
| Ode's counterpart |
| Sorrowful reading |
| Thomas Gray piece |
| '96 Amorphis album |
| Reflective writing |
| Poetic lamentation |
| Lament for the dead |
| 'In Memoriam,' e.g. |
| Poem of lamentation |
| Poem of remembrance |
| Funereal composition |
| Gray's claim to fame |
| Poem describing loss |
| Beowulf," essentially |
| Thomas Gray specialty |
| Gray's churchyard opus |
| Not a very cheery poem |
| Melancholy composition |
| Sad or reflective poem |
| Poem lamenting the dead |
| Pensive piece of poetry |
| 2008 Kingsley-Cruz drama |
| Milton's "Lycidas," e.g. |
| Gray's brought him praise |
| Shelley's "Adonais," e.g. |
| Poem for the dear departed |
| Shelley's "Adonais" is one |
| Words of passing interest? |
| Milton's "Lycidas," for one |
| Poem for the dearly departed |
| Shelley's "Adonais," for one |
| Gray's "churchyard" poem, e.g. |
| Pensive poem, such as "Adonais |
| Thomas Gray wrote a famous one |
| As I Lay Dying song of lament? |
| Forbidden Fruit" Dutch metalers |
| Spenser's ''Astrophel,'' for one |
| ___ Written in a Country Churchyard |
| State of Mind" Dutch power metal band |
| Gray wrote one in a country churchyard |
| Whitman's "O Captain! My Captain!," e.g. |
| As I Lay Dying song about a mournful poem? |
| When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," for one |
| Funeral poem often invoked in black metal song titles |