| Love |
| Bereft |
| Forsaken |
| Desolate |
| Lovesick |
| Abandoned |
| Godforsaken |
| Desolate, once |
| Lovesick, e.g. |
| Lost and alone |
| Love attachment |
| Ending for "love |
| Follower of love |
| Sad end to love? |
| Bereft, to Byron |
| After love or for |
| Bereft, old style |
| Suffix after "love |
| Attachment to love |
| Abandoned, to Keats |
| Bereft, to Browning |
| Forsaken, old-style |
| Abandoned, in poetry |
| Forsaken, poetically |
| Sad ending for love? |
| For" or "love" ending |
| Abandoned, poetically |
| Desolate, to the Bard |
| Wylie's "Jennifer ___ |
| Bereft, in times of yore |
| For" or "love" attachment |
| Love" or "for" attachment |
| Ending for "for" or "love |
| Elinor Wylie's "Jennifer ___ |
| Like Dickens's Mrs. Gummidge |
| I am a lone ___ creetur . . . ": Dickens |
| ... where was __ Urania / When Adonais died?": Shelley |