| ENDYMION | Keats poem which begins, 'A thing of beauty is a joy for ever.' (8) |
| ODEONAGRECIANURN | Keats poem which begins "Thou still unravish'd bride of quietness" |
| AMERICANPIE | 1971 song which begins: A long, long time ago, I can still remember how that music used to make me smile .. .. (8,3) |
| ODETOANIGHTINGALE | John Keats' poem which explores the wonder of life and death (3,2,1,11) |
| KEATS | Apothecary turned nightingale-admiring poet whose Endymion begins: "A thing of beauty is a joy for ever" (5) |
| MAGNOLIA | The main goal is to produce a thing of beauty (8) |
| PLEASURE | A polite word about the old city is a joy (8) |
| JOY | "A thing of beauty is a ___ forever ...": Keats |
| THEDREAM | John Donne poem which begins: 'Dear love, for nothing less than thee' (3,5) |
| SOREEYES | Saw rise - heard what beauty is a sight for (4,4) |
| THING | "A ___ of beauty is a joy forever" |
| TOAMOUSE | Robert Burns poem which begins "Wee, sleekit, cow'rin, tim'rous beastie..." (2,1,5) |
| CLEMATIS | Preferring its "head in the sun and feet in the shade", a climbing plant also aptly named traveller's joy for its prevalence along hedgerows, pathways and roadsides (8) |
| JOYSTICK | Adhere to Joy for computer game controller (8) |
| TRAMPOLINE | Bouncing frame that's a joy for children and a serious gymnastics device for those a little older |
| AJOY | "A thing of beauty is ___ forever" |
| BEAUTY | A thing of what, according to Keats, is a joy forever? (6) |
| EYEFUL | Everything the viewer is aware of is a joy to behold (6) |
| CHEEKBONE | Audacity from one behind note is a thing of beauty when high (9) |
| TIARA | It takes such a skilled artist to construct a thing of beauty (5) |
