Anne Killigrew

On Death

Love, The Soul Of Poetry

An Ode

On My Aunt Mrs. A. K.

The Complaint Of A Lover

A Farewel To Worldly Joys

Extemporary Counsel Given To A Young Gallant In A Frolick.

On A Young Lady

A Pastoral Dialogue

First Epigram: Upon Being Contented With A Little

An Epitaph On Her Self.

On The Soft And Gentle Motions Of Eudora

On The Dutchess Of Grafton

The Miseries Of Man

Penelope To Ulysses.

On The Birth-Day Of Queen Katherine

St. John Baptist Painted By Her Self In The Wilderness, With Angels Appearing To Him, And With A Lamb By Him.

An Invective Against Gold

On A Picture Painted By Her Self, Representing Two Nimphs Of Diana’s, One In A Posture To Hunt, The Other Batheing

The Discontent

Herodias’ Daughter Presenting To Her Mother St. John’s Head In A Charger, Also Painted By Her Self

The Second Epigram

A Pastoral Dialogue – Ii

Cloris Charmes

Upon The Saying That My Verses Were Made By Another

A Pastoral Dialogue – I

Alexandreis

To The Queen

To My Lord Colrane

The Third Epigram

The Fourth Epigram

To My Lady Berkeley

Upon A Little Lady