Poems by Florence Peacock

Poems by Florence Peacock

The Dying Year, by Florence Peacock

There are no summer flowers
To deck the Old Year's bier,
Of all he gave so lavishly,
Not one...

A Dying Norseman, by Florence Peacock

A.D. 1037 What can these new gods give me?
I have Odin and Thor,
Odin the wise all father;
...

During the Plague, 1665, by Florence Peacock

Supposed to be spoken by one who had been a trooper in the Ironsides. Now I know that the Lord, ...

The Death of the King, by Florence Peacock

"Throw my royal robes around me, "
Said the king.
"Since I might not die in battle
I will brin...

The Death of Mary Stuart, by Florence Peacock

Lay the flowers lightly round her,
Crown the silvered hair
With Our Lady's lilies;
Death has...

The Charm of the Rue, by Florence Peacock

Why do you come to disturb me?
I laid you away to rest,
With red rose-leaves for your pillow, ...

The Celebration of the French Revolution of 1789 in Paris, 1889, by Florence Peacock

Pray God may grant for all time to be,
That never again the world may see,
Paris, such woe a...

Auf Wiedersehen, by Florence Peacock

Some day in the unknown future
(For all things come to an end),
I shall stand again in the pre...

After the Fall of Troy, by Florence Peacock

Troy has fallen; and never will be
War like the war that was waged for me.
Could I but have tho...