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- Death Be Not Proud poet
- Songs and Sonnets poet
- Metaphysical poet
- 17th-century poet John
- The Flea poet
- Woman's Constancy poet John
- Poet who wrote The Eggstasie?
- Who said, "No man is an island"
- Poet of Holy Sonnets
- Elizabethan sonneteer
- No man is an island writer
- No man is an island poet John
- Poet who wrote "No man is an island"
- I am a little world made cunningly / Of elements, and an angelic sprite writer
- Writer buried in St Paul's Cathedral
- Hope springs eternal writer
- A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning poet John
- Death Be Not Proud author
- No man is an island author
- Valediction Forbidding Mourning poet
- Writer of 45-Across
- Metaphysical poet John
- Death Be Not Proud poet John
- No man is an island poet
- Holy Sonnets poet John
- Metaphysical poet of the 1600s
- Air and Angels poet
- Poet John
- Any man's death diminishes me writer
- No man is an island penner
- It tolls for thee poet
- Be thine own palace, or the world's thy jail writer
- Holy Sonnets poet
- English poet
- . . . for whom the bell tolls penner
- Shakespeare contemporary
- Elizabethan poet
- . . . for whom the bell tolls poet
- A Valediction Forbidding Mourning poet
- Love built on beauty, soon as beauty, dies penner
- For whom the bell tolls writer
- Noted elegist
- He wrote "Go and Catch a Falling Star."
- He wrote "for whom the bell tolls."
- English poet (1573–1631); "for whom the bell tolls."
- He said, "No man is an island . . . "
- Holy Sonnets author.
- English divine and poet.
- Poet revived by Hemingway.
- English poet and preacher.
- Metaphysical poet of England.
- Contemporary of Shakespeare.
- Subject of Izaak Walton biography.
- No-man-is-an-Iland man.
- Poet and preacher.
- 17th-cen. English poet.
- English poet and clergyman.
- He wrote "Devotions"
- English poet 1573–1631
- English poet and clergyman: 1573–1631
- English poet-clergyman
- Great "metaphysical poet"
- Metaphysical poet: 1573–1631
- Go and catch a falling star poet
- Greatest of the metaphysical poets
- English metaphysical poet
- Cleric-poet
- First metaphysical poet
- Poet biographized by Izaak Walton
- Famed metaphysical poet
- Izaak Walton was his biographer
- John who wrote "No man is an island"
- Twicknam Garden poet
- Clergyman/poet John
- Death be not proud writer
- For God's sake hold your tongue, and let me love poet
- The Bait poet
- John who wrote "Love built on beauty, soon as beauty, dies"
- What if this present were the world's last night? poet
- Nature's lay idiot, I taught thee to love penner
- Meditation XVII writer
- Stay, O Sweet writer
- Poet who wrote "To His Mistress Going to Bed"
- Poet who wrote "For God's sake hold your tongue, and let me love"
- Poet who originated the phrase "For whom the bell tolls"
- He wrote the line "Death, thou shalt die"
- I am two fools, I know, / For loving, and for saying so / In whining Poetry writer
- Holy Sonnets writer
- Divine Poems author
- Preacher-poet of the 17th c.
- Death Be Not Proud poet, and an anagram of "no end"
- English poet John ____
- ..No man is an island.. speaker
- English poet John
- Songs and Sonnets author
- Preacher-poet of the 17th century
- John who wrote "Death Be Not Proud"
- Poetic dean
- Batter My Heart poet
- Elegies poet John
- No man is an island, entire of itself writer
- 8-Down who wrote "The Flea"
- An Anatomy of the World poet John
- It tolls for thee author
