Answer: ELEGY
ELEGY is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 98 times.
- Thomas Gray work
- Shelley's "Adonais," e.g.
- Nostalgic work
- Poem of lament
- Milton's "Lycidas," for one
- Plaintive piece
- Mournful poem
- Whitman work
- Poem for the dear departed
- Mournful piece
- "In Memoriam," e.g.
- Shelley's "Adonais" is one
- Gray lines?
- Plaintive poem
- Shelley's "Adonais," for one
- Poem of remembrance
- Gray's "___ Written in a Country Churchyard"
- Famous last words?
- Lyric lamentation
- Pensive piece of poetry
- Somber verse
- Pensive poem
- Donne work
- Passing lines?
- Funeral song
- Mournful song
- Mourner's poem
- Poetic lament
- Milton's "Lycidas," e.g.
- Gray wrote one in a country churchyard
- Lament
- Sad poem
- Sorrowful poem
- Spenser's ''Astrophel,'' for one
- Melancholy poem
- Doleful poem
- Cemetery poem
- Melancholy verse
- Sorrowful song
- Song of sorrow
- Poem of mourning
- Nostalgic poem
- Pensive verse
- Gray piece
- 2008 Kingsley-Cruz drama
- Spenser's "Astrophel," for one
- Verse form
- Lamentation lines
- Lamentation lines
- Funeral poem often invoked in black metal song titles
- Formal farewell
- 'In Memoriam,' e.g.
- Lamenter's verse
- Lamenting song
- Dirge
- Funeral tune
- Sad song
- Lamentation
- Somber poem
- Ode's counterpart
- Song of mourning
- Somber poem
- "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," for one
- Threnody
- Melancholy composition
- Somber song
- Words of passing interest?
- Ovid genre
- Poem for the dearly departed
- Words of farewell
- Poem of lamentation
- Song of lament
- Lines of grief?
- Whitman's "O Captain! My Captain!," e.g.
- Reflective writing
- Passing comments?
- Lamentation in verse
- Sad piece
- Poetic tribute
- Mournful work
- Formal lament
- "Beowulf," essentially
- Sad verse
- Lyrical lament
- John Milton's "Lycidas" is one
- Poem of loss
- Thomas Gray claim to fame
- Verse of lament
- Whitman's "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," e.g.
- Lamenting poem
- Dead lines?
- "In memory of ... " poem, e.g.
- Mournful verse
- Melancholy work
- Parting words
- Solemn poem
- Woeful words
- "O Captain! My Captain!," for one