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Gen. Albert Pike's poems

Pike, Albert (1809-1891)

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Hymns to the Gods.

ODE TO THE MOCKING-BIRD.

AN EVENING CONVERSATION.

THE VOYAGE OF LIFE.

AULD LANG SYNE.

THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM.

NIGHT ON THE ARKANSA.

MY NATIVE LAND, MY TENNESSEE.

O DEAREST, O DAINTIEST MIGNONNE!

“AFTER THE MIDNIGHT COMETH MORN.”

THE WIDOWED HEART.

THE DEAD CHASE.

“LOVE BLOOMS BUT ONCE.”

FAREWELL TO NEW ENGLAND.

NOON IN SANTA FÉE.

LINES TO A LADY.

TO THE MOCKING-BIRD.

THE LIGHT OF DAYS LONG PAST.

ORA ATQUE LABORA.

LINES WRITTEN ON THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.

MA TRISTE CHÉRIE.

SUNSET IN ARKANSAS.

THE FIRST WILD-FLOWER OF SPRING.

LES MARCHANDES.

THE DYING WIFE.

A LAMENT FOR DIXIE.

THE SILVER WEDDING.

“THE FINE ARKANSAS GENTLEMAN.”

“OH, JAMIE BREWED A BOWL O' PUNCH.”

WHEN CALIFORNIA WAS A FOREIGN LAND.

“WILT THOU ON THY SWEET BOSOM WEAR?”

THE WAIF RETURNED.

AS THE SEASONS COME AND GO.

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Gen. Albert Pike's poems

Albert Pike

1809-1891

Fred. W. Allsopp

Little Rock

1900