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les40

23rd February 2011, 23:47
This was a clue in the Times quite a few years ago. See what you think

British poet of the Ancient Mariner (6)

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sammy

23rd February 2011, 23:58
I immediately thought of ARNOLD.
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tonyw

24th February 2011, 00:04
How about rhymer the poet and as in the rhyme of
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les40

24th February 2011, 00:14
It's a good bit of word play, and you're on the wrong track.
It's nowt to do with rhyme (sic) or Rime
I will tell you the second letter is O

-O----
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sammy

24th February 2011, 00:22
That O brings HORACE to my mind. Poet of the ancient...
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les40

24th February 2011, 00:24
Hi sammy

your still on the wrong track.

This clue was good beacause its making you think along the wrong lines
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mamya

24th February 2011, 00:26
Motion? as in Andrew Motion?

also 'motion' appears in second line of 'The rime etc'
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ixion

24th February 2011, 00:29
pope-ye
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tonyw

24th February 2011, 00:31
well done,good clue
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terry

24th February 2011, 00:31
Ixion's answer must be it. It certainly should be it's so good.
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