| Poem |
| Ditty |
| Verse |
| Poesy |
| Scheme |
| Nursery |
| Limerick |
| He, to she |
| Nash forte |
| Head to bed |
| Ode feature |
| Sound alike |
| Reason mate |
| Pay for play |
| Rum, to some |
| Sun, for one |
| Fun, for one |
| Gun, for one |
| Moon to June |
| Poem feature |
| Nursery poem |
| Bit of poetry |
| Limerick part |
| Nursery verse |
| Rum, for some |
| Reason's mate |
| Run, for one? |
| Shun, for one |
| Take the rap? |
| Toys for boys |
| Verse feature |
| Kind of scheme |
| Sonnet feature |
| Rapper's skill |
| Poet's concern |
| Limerick, e.g. |
| Poetic feature |
| Pure, for sure |
| Sound identity |
| Reason partner |
| Gum, for some? |
| Donne, for one |
| Couplet feature |
| Crumb, for some |
| June-moon, e.g. |
| Mares, to hares |
| Moon/June, e.g. |
| Penny, for many |
| Verse of poetry |
| Dr. Seuss forte |
| What Q and U do |
| Limerick feature |
| Ad slogan, often |
| Court, for short |
| Nursery favorite |
| Reason's partner |
| Lyricist's quest |
| Hot to trot, e.g. |
| Norse, for course |
| Pay to play, e.g. |
| Quart, for short? |
| What limericks do |
| Mother Goose entry |
| Blank verse's lack |
| What he and she do |
| Versifier's concern |
| Sample, for example |
| Ogden Nash creation |
| What Jay and Ray do |
| Write lyrics, often |
| Correspond in sound |
| What sun and fun do |
| ... no ___ or reason |
| Dumb, for some, e.g. |
| Fun for one, for one |
| Lyricist's specialty |
| Need for speed, e.g. |
| Short piece of verse |
| What Mike and Ike do |
| Trample, for example |
| Funny money," for one |
| A forte of Ogden Nash |
| Mate bees with fleas? |
| Sound mostly the same |
| What Bill and Jill do |
| What cats and bats do |
| What dogs and hogs do |
| What good rap will do |
| What sips and nips do |
| Worst to first, e.g.? |
| Without ... or reason |
| Limerick, for example |
| What bats and cats do |
| Tears for Fears, e.g. |
| Group bees with trees? |
| Group three with thee? |
| Mother Goose selection |
| What blank verse lacks |
| What cats and rats do? |
| What hares and mares do |
| Limerick characteristic |
| Box and cox, for example |
| Group please with knees? |
| (Of words) sound the same |
| Moon" or "June," to "tune |
| All the best rappers do it |
| Have common ends, in a way |
| June moon or May day, e.g. |
| What "easy" and "breezy" do |
| Zachary, for daiquiri, e.g. |
| It's hard to do with "orange |
| What cats, bats and rats do? |
| What moon, June and spoon do |
| Tears for fears, for example |
| Important element of rap lyrics |
| Greeting-card message, typically |
| Thing that Dr. Seuss liked to do |
| Ben and Jen do it with each other |
| What the puzzle's keywords each lack |
| Wynken or Blynken, e.g., but not Nod |
| Type of word searched for by a lyricist |
| What "moon" and "June" do, phonetically |
| What's easier to do with gold than silver? |
| End with the same sound, like "hike" and "bike |
| End with the same sound, like "jumps" and "mumps |
| What most classic poems do that many modern poems don't |
| What the first, second and fifth lines in a limerick do |
| What each of the longest words in 17A, 65A, 10D and 25D famously lacks |