1872 in poetry

1872 in poetry

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Events

Awards

Works published

* Alfred Domett, "Ranolf and Amohia", epic poem in a Maori setting, New Zealand
* Edward Lear, "More Nonsense, Rhymes", United Kingdom
* William Morris, "Love is Enough", United Kingdom
* Victor Hugo, "L'Année terrible", France
* Christina Rossetti, "Sing-Song", book of nursery rhymes, United Kingdom
* Alfred Lord Tennyson, "Gareth and Lynette", United Kingdom

Births

* June 27 — Paul Laurence Dunbar (died 1906), African-American poet
* November 30 — John McCrae (died 1918), Canadian poet, physician, author, artist and soldier wjp died in World War I and best known for writing the famous war memorial poem "In Flanders Fields".
* date not known:
** John Shaw Nielson, Australian poet
** Leonora Speyer. American poet

Deaths

* Henry Brownell
* Samuel Dickson
* Helena Forrest (Australia)
* William Rankine (Scotland)

ee also

*Poetry


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