Titular feeling called “inexorable sadness,” “misery,” and “desolation,” in a Theodore Roethke poem Crossword Clue, 5 letters

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Rating	Answer	Length	Clue
100%	DOLOR	5	Titular feeling called “inexorable sadness,” “misery,” and “desolation,” in a Theodore Roethke poem
36%	NIGHTINGALE	11	Melodious bird in John Keats' titular poem that is a tribute to its song that soars beyond sorrow and time
34%	ELEGY	5	A poem written in sadness or while mourning
34%	UMPED	5	Called balls and strikes in a baseball game
34%	SKYPES	6	Calls and sees, in a way
33%	UMPED	5	Called balls and strikes in a baseball game, for short
32%	ALE	3	The "tan" in the cocktail called a "black and tan"
31%	ALICE	5	Child who gets lost in a nonsensical world called Wonderland and must find her way back
31%	CAP	3	"Stuck a feather in his ___ and called it macaroni" ("Yankee Doodle" lyric)
30%	SOS	3	Mayday call, or a pattern found in 17-, 27-, 45-, and 60-Across
29%	LIMPKIN	7	Crane-like bird also called a carrao found in Florida, West Indies and South America
29%	SNIT	4	In a __; feeling resentful
29%	DIVINEJUSTICE	13	Fourth novel in a series featuring Oliver Stone and his group of political watchdogs called the Camel Club (2 wds.)
29%	CARRIE	6	Title character in a Theodore Dreiser novel
29%	SNIT	4	In a __; feeling put out
29%	ANON	4	In a bit, in poems
29%	NEVERWHERE	10	Television series which is set in a magical realm called "London Below" and was later adapted into a novel by 45a
28%	SWANS	5	Group of "nine-and-fifty" in a Yeats poem
28%	BRISKLY	7	In a quick and lively manner
28%	NEATLY	6	In a nice and orderly fashion
28%	GENIALLY	8	In a cheerful and pleasant manner
28%	BRUTALLY	8	In a cruel and violent way
28%	WARMLY	6	In a kind and welcoming way
28%	FRANTIC	7	In a rushed and panicky state
28%	AMOK	4	In a wild and crazy way
28%	BLISTERY	8	In a swollen and burned state
28%	SOFTLY	6	In a light and delicate way
28%	TENDERLY	8	In a soft and loving way
28%	GLOSSILY	8	In a bright and lustrous way
28%	NEIGHBORLY	10	In a warm and inviting way

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