Omar
In: The Chicago Sunday Tribune 1904-12-04: Vol 63 Iss 49
Not a real parody, except for q. 7:
“A good Cigar, a ready Fountain Pen
Or a Type-writer one can use, and then
A Book of Omar (…) to draw (?) thre Thought
O, Paradise one will (…) against.”
Potter lists this as: “Worldly Wilbur. By E. Youg ‘Omar. 8 verses. 4/12/1904
Querulous quatrains
In: Baltimore American
Also in: Daily Sentinel, Sat, Jul 19, 1902 ·Page 8
Is not a real parody
A reluctant rubaiyat
In: Arena, 4, 1913
10 quatrains
Also Potter 1038
The Rubaiyat of Dennis Watts
In: Walford gazette, 2, no. 4 (1994): 11
1 quatrain
Andrew Lang and Omar. H.L. Wales
In: The Book-Lover, vol. 2, 1901, nr. 2, p. 146
Iconoclasm
In: Punch 1900-07-04: Vol 119, p. 8
Potter 1276 E
Also in: Daily Chronicle [1900?] Quoted by Bob Forrest in an article Omar Khayyam as Humpty Dumpty
5 quatrains
Alas that Life …
In: The Inland Printer 1903-06: Volume 31, Issue 3, p. 387.
Two quatrains about issues of daily life, and seven quatrains quoted in an article by Thomas Wood Stevens from “The Poker Rubaiyat” by Kirk La Shelle.