Ope - "'i __ you liked your drink,' sez gunga din" Ope - "... thus wide i'll __ my arms": "hamlet" Ope - "earth still holds __ her gate": thomas nashe Ope - "o henry, ___ thine eyes!" (shakespeare) Ope - "to ___ their golden eyes" (shakespeare) Ope - "wilt thou not __ thy heart . . .?": emerson Ope - '...heaven shall ___ her portals': byron Ope - '...wide i'll ___ my arms': 'hamlet' Ope - 'behold, the heavens do ___': coriolanus Ope - 'behold, the heavens do ___': shak Ope - 'ere heaven shall ___ her portals ...': byron Ope - 'i am sir oracle / and when i __ my lips, let no dog bark!' (shakespeare) Ope - 'morn did ___ / its pale eyes then …': shelley Ope - 'o henry, ___ thine eyes!': shak Ope - 'o the cannons ___ their rosy-flashing muzzles!': whitman Ope - 'set ___ the doors, o soul!': whitman Ope - 'to his good friends thus wide i'll ___ my arms': 'hamlet' Ope - 'why should i ___ thy melancholy eyes?': keats, 'hyperion' Ope - 'wilt thou not ___ thy heart...?': emerson Ope - 'yet that thy brazen gates of heaven may ___': shak Ope - 48-down, in poetry Ope - A cockney's aspiration Ope - Agape, in poems Ope - Ajar, in poems Ope - Ajar, poetically Ope - Ajar, to a poet Ope - Ajar, to keats Ope - Cockney anticipation? Ope - Cockney aspiration? Ope - Cockney's wish? Ope - Dream, with a cockney accent Ope - Expos'd Ope - Expose in verse? Ope - Expose, in verse Ope - Expose, poetically Ope - Expose, to poets Ope - High expectation for eliza? Ope - Literary form of open Ope - Not closed, in poetry Ope - Not closed, in verse Ope - Not shut, in poetry Ope - Not shut, in verse Ope - Not shut, poetically Ope - Not shut, to shelley Ope - Open, poetically Ope - Open, to christopher marlowe Ope - Open, to emerson Ope - Open, to ovid Ope - Open, to poet pope Ope - Open, to pope Ope - Open, to shelley or keats Ope - Poetic open Ope - Poets' open Ope - Reveal in a poem? Ope - Reveal, in poetry Ope - Reveal, in verse Ope - Reveal, poetically Ope - Reveal, to a bard Ope - Reveal, to a poet Ope - Revealed, in verse Ope - Shakespearean verb Ope - Unbar, to a bard Ope - Unbar, to byron Ope - Unbar, to the bard Ope - Unbarred, to a bard Ope - Unbolt, poetically Ope - Unclose Ope - Unclose, in poetry Ope - Unclose, in verse Ope - Unclose, poetically Ope - Unclose, to byron Ope - Unclose, to poets Ope - Uncork, to falstaff Ope - Uncover, in verse Ope - Uncover, poetically Ope - Undo, unfold (poetic) Ope - Unfold, in verse Ope - Unfold, poetically Ope - Unlatch, poetically Ope - Unlatch, to bards Ope - Unlock'd Ope - Unlock, in poetry Ope - Unlock, in verse Ope - Unlock, poetically Ope - Unlock, to a bard Ope - Unlock, to a poet Ope - Unlock, to bards Ope - Unlock, to byron Ope - Unlock, to locke Ope - Unlock, to poets Ope - Unlock, to some poets Ope - Unlock, undo (poetic) Ope - Unseal Ope - Unseal, in poetry Ope - Unseal, in shakespeare Ope - Unseal, in verse Ope - Unseal, poetically Ope - Unseal, to shakespeare Ope - Unstop, poetically Ope - Unveil, in poems Ope - Unveil, in poetry Ope - Unveil, in verse Ope - Unveil, poetically Ope - Unveil, to an odist Ope - Unwrap, in verse Ope - Unwrap, poetically Ope - What barney often calls andy's kid Ope - What blossoms do, in poetry Ope - What flowers do, in poetry Ope - “and when i ___ my lips …”: shak