| Norse troublemaker |
| Lyric poem. |
| Tricky guy in Norse pantheon |
| Norse god of strife |
| Apt title for a poem praising batteries? |
| Chief Norse gods |
| Bucolic poem (Var.) |
| Norse god |
| Quaint poem |
| Long, imposing poem |
| Love ___ Sickness" (Daniel poem) |
| Norse navigator |
| Lines on the Antiquity of Microbes," a.k.a. "Fleas," in its entirety (world's shortest poem?) |
| A poem like this / Of 17 syllables / Split 5-7-5 |
| Norse love deity |
| Norse mathematician Niels Fredrik ___ |
| Abode of the dead, in Norse myth |
| Norse god of light |
| A poem in our eyes," per Emerson |
| A reindeer in a Moore poem |
| Old Norse poem |
| Ancient Scandinavian poems |
| American ___" (reality show I just made up where three judges decide on the best pastoral poem) |
| Author credited on many old poems |
| ''Divine Poems'' author |
| Heavenly home of the Norse gods |
| Hellhound of Norse mythology |
| Pensive poem, such as "Adonais |
| Burns poem on shellfish? |
| Start of a poem by Emily Dickinson that continues "But God be with the Clown, / Who ponders this tremendous scene |