Not Marble, nor the Gilded Monuments (Sonnet 55) by William Shakespeare

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Across
  1. 2. A type of stone used in monuments and statues.
  2. 4. siege A violent and destructive attack.
  3. 7. day The day when, according to Christian belief, everyone is judged.
  4. 9. war War that destroys everything in its path.
  5. 15. record A written or spoken memory that keeps something alive.
  6. 16. Monuments Monuments covered with a thin layer of gold; richly decorated memorials.
  7. 18. enmity Forgetful hatred; time that tries to erase memories.
  8. 20. lines Everlasting poetry or writing.
  9. 22. time Careless or dirty passage of time that ruins things.
  10. 23. To wake up or come back to life.
  11. 24. Roman god of war, symbolizing destruction.
  12. 25. A weapon used in wars.
Down
  1. 1. overturned Statues destroyed or broken by war.
  2. 2. Buildings/statues made to remember important people.
  3. 3. Kings or royal rulers.
  4. 5. Poetic verse, here referring to Shakespeare’s poem.
  5. 6. To live longer than something else.
  6. 8. in lover's eyes Live on in the memory of lovers or readers.
  7. 10. shine more bright Will remain more glorious or well-known.
  8. 11. Remembrance of a person or event.
  9. 12. stone A neglected or dirty gravestone.
  10. 13. Battles, fights, or wars.
  11. 14. Future generations.
  12. 17. quick fire Destructive fire caused by war.
  13. 19. Covered or stained (usually with something unpleasant).
  14. 21. Stone or metal figures made in memory of people.