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Across 1. All in a hot and copper sky/the bloody Sun, at noon.... 3. narrative, longer, simple diction, oral tradition 9. evening prayers 10. The moving moon went up the sky,/and nowhere did abide/Softly she was going up.... 12. a convenience of staging to help solve a seemingly impossible predicament (3 words) 14. Sweet sounds rose slowly... 19. the unit most often used in metered poetry 23. It crack'd and growl'd and roar'd and howl'd 24. a weakness that causes downfall 25. repeated vowel sounds in close proximity in words that don't rhyme 26. 4-3-4-3 and A-B-C-B (2 words) 30. the hamartia of excessive pride 31. The ultimate femme fatale in "Rime" 33. the running over of lines in a poem 34. All hands on deck! 35. intentionally vague, purposeful 39. 3 iambic feet per line 41. intentionally harsh sounding words in close proximity 42. six lines per stanza 44. a group or individual used in drama to fill in the blanks or to add emphasis 45. the proper definition of a word

Down 2. intentionally exaggerated 4. Wordsworth and Coleridge combine for an excellent book of verse. (2 words) 5. Rime is first published 6. A story framed within another (2 words) 7. Down dropt the breeze, the sails dropt down 8. an impossible melding of the senses 11. melodic or sonically pleasing sounds in close proximity 13. We were the first that ever burst (2 words) 15. five lines and no more 16. deliberate placement of terms for intended comparison 17. the "hero" of the piece 18. speech with an inanimate object 20. "I am a-feared"--"Push on, push on!" (one line) 21. the evoked feeling of a word 22. Coleridge, Wordsworth and friends: the early romantics, lakes district (2 words) 27. umbrella term for figurative language 28. 4 feet per line 29. an apprenticeship story, or coming of age 32. "With their sweet jargoning!" 36. like a heartbeat: unstressed-stressed 37. a seemingly unlikely pairing that works 38. level of language 40. "The Crown" a term used for the government 43. the feel of the piece 46. main idea or point to the piece