In the 1686 edition of Killigrew's Poems, the last three poems are proceeded by a note: "These Three following ODES being found among Mrs Killigrews Papers, I was willing to Print though none of hers." The poems in question are:[12][10]: 153–156
- Cloris Charmes, Dissolved by EUDORA.
- Upon a Little Lady Under the Discipline of an Excellent Person.
- On the Soft and Gentle Motions of Eudora.
Some have argued that these three poems are stylistically consistent with Killigrew's other works.[11] However, as Carol Barash states, "there is no archival evidence to establish who actually wrote them."[10]: 153–156
