| Muse |
| Cupid |
| A Muse |
| A dryad |
| A Nereid |
| Love muse |
| Sexy Muse |
| Thalia sib |
| Greek muse |
| Lyric muse |
| One of nine |
| Bards' Muse |
| Lyre holder |
| Ovid's muse |
| Keats' muse |
| Kin of Clio |
| Pope's muse |
| Poets' Muse |
| Poetic muse |
| Poetry Muse |
| Lovers' Muse |
| Muse for Poe |
| Muse of myth |
| Plath's Muse |
| Yeats's Muse |
| Byron's Muse |
| Keats's Muse |
| Muse of mime |
| Odist's Muse |
| Azan's mother |
| Clio sidekick |
| Milton's muse |
| Muse of poesy |
| Muse of poets |
| Muse to poets |
| Poetry's muse |
| Clio relative |
| Muse of bards |
| Muse of hymns |
| Millay's Muse |
| Pindar's Muse |
| Muse or Dryad |
| Muse of verse |
| Sappho's Muse |
| A-Muse-ing one |
| Clio colleague |
| Clio's sister. |
| Mother of Azan |
| Muse of Hughes |
| Muse of lyrics |
| Muse to Sappho |
| Poetry goddess |
| Shelley's Muse |
| Muse for Byron |
| Lyrist of myth |
| Muse for Keats |
| Muse for Yeats |
| Muse for poets |
| Calliope's kin |
| Sister of Clio |
| Muse of poetry |
| Mythical figure |
| Mythical lyrist |
| Thalia's sister |
| The lovely Muse |
| Anacreon's Muse |
| Kin of Calliope |
| Menander's Muse |
| Muse for a bard |
| Muse of mimicry |
| A Muse or dryad |
| Muse for Milton |
| Urania's sister |
| Muse for Millay |
| Muse for Sappho |
| Muse for Pindar |
| Daughter of Zeus |
| Sister of Urania |
| One of the Muses |
| Classical sister |
| Consort of Arcas |
| Euterpe's sister |
| Masefield's Muse |
| Muse for Marvell |
| Muse for Masters |
| Muse for Whitman |
| Apollo attendant |
| Clio's colleague |
| Love-poetry Muse |
| Muse for Marceau |
| Muse for Shelley |
| Lady with a lyre |
| Urania's sibling |
| Versifier's Muse |
| Sonneteer's Muse |
| A sister of Clio |
| Sister of Thalia |
| Muse with a lyre |
| Calliope's sister |
| Sister of Euterpe |
| A dryad or Danaid |
| Love poets Muse |
| Lyric poet's Muse |
| Muse for Browning |
| Sappho's inspirer |
| Ted Hughes's Muse |
| Woman with a lyre |
| Ode writer's Muse |
| Terpsichore's kin |
| Lyre-holding Muse |
| Greek poet's muse |
| Lyric poetry Muse |
| One of nine Muses |
| Calliope relative |
| Lord Byron's Muse |
| Troubadour's Muse |
| Greek poetry muse |
| Wordsworth's Muse |
| One of the Dryads |
| Lyre-playing Muse |
| A daughter of Zeus |
| One of the Nereids |
| Lyre-carrying Muse |
| Lyre-wielding muse |
| Lyre-plucking Muse |
| Melpomene's sister |
| Muse of Greek myth |
| Poets' inspiration |
| Certain Greek muse |
| She inspires poets |
| Shakespeare's Muse |
| Muse of love poems |
| A sister of Thalia |
| Calliope colleague |
| Clio's sister muse |
| Poetic inspiration |
| Bard's inspiration |
| Sister of Calliope |
| Hugh Hefner's Muse? |
| Lyre holder of myth |
| Muse for a lyricist |
| Muse for Wordsworth |
| Muse of sexy poetry |
| Muse playing a lyre |
| Mythological lyrist |
| One of a noted nine |
| Orphic hymn charmer |
| Poetry-reading Muse |
| Verse writer's Muse |
| Muse for Lord Byron |
| Muse holding a lyre |
| Odist's inspiration |
| Rhyme writer's Muse |
| One of nine sisters |
| One of the Danaides |
| Goddess with a lyre |
| Muse of love poetry |
| Sister of Polyhymnia |
| A child of Mnemosyne |
| A daughter of Nereus |
| Clio's poetic sister |
| Greek muse of poetry |
| Keats' favorite Muse |
| Love-poetry inspirer |
| Mythical lyre player |
| Polyhymnia's sister. |
| Sara Teasdale's muse |
| Sister of Melpomene. |
| Terpsichore's sister |
| Muse of bridal songs |
| Muse of love sonnets |
| A sister of Calliope |
| Muse of lyric poetry |
| Sister of Terpsichore |
| Classical lyre holder |
| Dryad, Muse or Nereid |
| Her symbol was a lyre |
| Inspiration for poets |
| Muse of erotic poetry |
| Muse of lyrical verse |
| Inspiration for Yeats |
| Daughter of Mnemosyne |
| A sister of Melpomene |
| One of the nine Muses |
| The lovely," to Hesiod |
| A dweller on Parnassus |
| An associate of Thalia |
| Close relative of Clio |
| Inspiration for a bard |
| Inspiration for Sappho |
| One of a mythical nine |
| Calliope's sister muse |
| Inspiration for Pindar |
| Muse of romantic verse |
| Granddaughter of Uranus |
| Inspiration for Orpheus |
| Member of a Greek nonet |
| Muse of romantic poetry |
| Puzzler's favorite Muse |
| A daughter of Mnemosyne |
| Muse for D. H. Lawrence |
| Muse of Greek mythology |
| One of Zeus's daughters |
| Versifier's inspiration |
| Muse who inspires poets |
| Dirty poem's inspiration |
| Lyre player of mythology |
| Muse featured in "Xanadu |
| One of Euterpe's sisters |
| One of nine on Parnassus |
| Clio and Urania's sister |
| One of Calliope's sisters |
| Muse with a myrtle wreath |
| She might inspire Marceau |
| Muse of lyric love poetry |
| One of the Parnassus nine |
| Muse for Milton or Millay |
| Sister goddess of Calliope |
| Greek Muse of lyric poetry |
| Passionate" lyrist of myth |
| Greek muse — orate (anag) |
| Mime motivator, classically |
| Muse of poets and musicians |
| Muse that carries a kithara |
| One of a mythological nonet |
| Bard's inspiration, perhaps |
| Sister of Clio and Calliope |
| One of Terpsichore's sisters |
| Puzzle maker's favorite Muse |
| She's invoked in the "Aeneid |
| Inspiration for a troubadour |
| One of a mythological ennead |
| Pindar's patroness of poetry |
| One of Mnemosyne's daughters |
| Muse of lyric poetry and mime |
| One inspiring love of poetry? |
| Longtime classical music label |
| Muse whose name means "beloved |
| Poetic member of a Greek nonet |
| Mime motivator, mythologically |
| She inspired Milton and Millay |
| Inspiration for Emily Dickinson |
| Muse often shown playing a lyre |
| Muse often depicted with a lyre |
| Muse sometimes seen with a lyre |
| Classic label in classical music |
| Muse appropriate for this puzzle |
| Muse seen in the musical "Xanadu |
| Mythical inventor of the kithara |
| One with Clio, Thalia and Urania |
| Astronomy : Urania :: poetry : __ |
| Muse whose name means "passionate |
| One of nine sisters of Greek myth |
| Muse with Clio, Thalia and Urania |
| Muse often depicted holding a lyre |
| Muse often portrayed playing a lyre |
| Poetic muse often shown with a lyre |
| Inspiration for poets and musicians |
| Clio : history :: ___ : lyric poetry |
| Virgil seeks her help in the "Aeneid |
| Muse with a wreath of myrtle and roses |
| Mythical myrtle-and-roses wreath wearer |
| Relative of Euterpe, Polymnia and Thalia |
| New Orleans street between Clio and Thalia |
| Muse often depicted holding a small kithara |
| Muse often accompanied by Eros in paintings |
| Goddess often pictured with a crown of roses |
| Mythical figure often depicted holding a lyre |
| Figure in Greek myth whose name means "desired |
| Subject of Filippino Lippi's "Allegory of Music |
| Goddess pictured with a lyre and a crown of roses |
| Mythological figure often depicted holding a kithara |
| Muse of, I guess in contemporary terms, Penthouse letters, etc. |