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Crossword clues for ___ and verse 7 letters:

IDYLLIC: Pertaining to pastoral verse.
RONSARD: French poet best known for light verse.
COUPLET: Pope's favorite verse form.
ODELETS: Short verses.
BERHYME: Mention in verse.
SESTINA: Verse form
EPIGRAM: Brief, witty verse.
TRIOLET: Form of verse.
TRIOLET: Verse form.
SESTINA: 6-stanza verse form
POESIES: Old-time collections of verses.
GRECIAN: Urn of verse.
LEGISTS: Ones versed in law.
ELEGIAC: Plaintive verse
NEATNIK: One well-versed in the KonMari method, maybe
SESTINA: Lyrical verse
STEEPED: Well versed (in)
LEONINE: Kind of rhyme or verse
TRIOLET: Type of verse
CHAPTER: ___ and verse
LEONINE: Type of verse
RUSHDIE: Satanic Verses author
NONPOET: One unversed in verse
SESTINA: 39-line verse
TRIOLET: Eight-line verse
ERELONG: Shortly, in verse
SONNETS: Shakespearean verses
POETICS: Treatise on verse
TREETOP: Cradle location, in verse
CONCURS: Verse, part 2
TRIOLET: Eight-line verse form
EACHONE: Verse, part 5
OCANADA: Start of a familiar verse
PROSODY: Study of verses
MARINER: Guy of verse "whose beard with age is hoar"
OCANADA: Its second verse contains the line "Great prairies spread and lordly rivers flow"
RAPSTAR: One who's well-versed?
TOHELEN: Poe's celebration of beauty in verse
SATANIC: Like Rushdie's "Verses"
SESTINA: Troubador's verse form
STANZAS: Verses
DIMETER: Verse of two metrical feet.
RONDELS: Verses of 14 lines.
CAESURA: A pause, in verse or music.
CAESURA: Rhythmic break in verse.
VIRELAY: Old French verse form.
IMAGIST: Free verse poet.
CAESURA: Verse pause
RUSHDIE: The Satanic Verses author
MIDMORN: A few hours after dawn, in verse