ode to a nightingale

Question 1

(1) m.h.a

Answer 1

my heart aches

Question 2

(1) op

Answer 2

opium

Question 3

(1) a d.n. p

Answer 3

a drowsy numbness pains

Question 4

(1) hm

Answer 4

hemlock

Question 5

(1)d.o.t.t.d

Answer 5

dull opiate to the drains

Question 6

(1) lwds

Answer 6

lethe wards

Question 7

(2) t.o.f.a.c.g.

Answer 7

tasting of flora and country green

Question 8

(2) d.d.e

Answer 8

deep-delved earth

Question 9

(2) f.o.t.w..S.

Answer 9

full of the warm south

Question 10

(2) b.hip

Answer 10

blushful hippocrene

Question 11

(2) b.b.w.at.b.

Answer 11

beaded bubbles winking at the brim

Question 12

(2) t.f . aw.

Answer 12

thee fade away

Question 13

(3) f.f.a..a.q.f

Answer 13

fade far away and quite forget

Question 14

(3) p.s.a.f.s.l.g.h

Answer 14

palsy shakes a few sad lost grey hairs

Question 15

(4)n.c.b.b.a.h.p

Answer 15

Not charioted by Bacchus and his pards

Question 16

(4) t.i.t.n.

Answer 16

“tender is the night”

Question 17

(4) q.m.i.o.h.t

Answer 17

“Queen-Moon is on her throne”,

Question 18

(5)f.f.v

Answer 18

“fast fading violets”

Question 19

(5) c.m.r

Answer 19

coming musk rose

Question 20

(5) d.wi

Answer 20

dewy wine

Question 21

(6) i.h.b.h.i.l.w.e.d

Answer 21

“i have been half in love with easeful Death”,

Question 22

(6) s.w.t.s.a.i.h.e.i.v

Answer 22

“Still wouldst thou sing and I have ears in vain”

Question 23

(7) t.w.n.b.f.d.i.b!

Answer 23

thou was not born for death, immortal Bird!”

Question 24

(7) f.l.f

Answer 24

faery lands forlorn

Question 25

(8) t.v.w.i.l.a.b

Answer 25

the very word is like a bell”

Question 26

(8) u.t.h.s

Answer 26

up the hill sides

Question 27

(8) v.g

Answer 27

valley glades

Question 28

(8) d.i.w.o.s?

Answer 28

do i wake or sleep?