James Ryder Randall (1839–1908)
Journalist, poet, writer · United States · Baltimore – Augusta
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American journalist (1839–1908)
Poems
- After A Little While
- Alexandrine
- Althee
- Anima
- Architecture
- Ashes
- At Arlington
- At Fort Pillow
- Clay
- Cuthbert In Heaven
- Eidolon
- Elsie Gay
- Far Out At Sea
- Flourine
- Ha! Ha!
- Isis
- Jamais
- John W. Morton
- Keats
- La Fete Des Morts
- Labor and Prayer
- Lost and Saved
- Madame La Grippe
- Malison
- Marathon
- Maryland (c. 1862 printing)
- Maryland, My Maryland
- Maryland, My Maryland and There's Life in the Old Land Yet
- Maryland! My Maryland! (as enacted)
- Memorial Day
- Mother and Son
- My Bonny Kate
- My Maryland
- Night and Day
- Ode to Professor Dimitry
- On the Rampart
- Our Confederate Dead
- Palinodia
- Pelham
- Placide Bossier
- Refuge of Sinners
- Resurgam
- Sarcastic
- Silhouette
- Silver Spring
- Speaking Eyes
- Stone Apples
- Sunday Revery
- The Battle Cry of the South
- The Cameo Bracelet
- The Cobra Capello
- The Damsel of Mobile
- The Dying Girl
- The Grand Duke
- The Lone Sentry
- The Only Boy
- The Oriel Window
- The Place of Rest
- The Unbought Seminole
- The Unconquered Banner
- There’s Life in the Old Land Yet
- To the Queen of the Wax Dolls
- Why the Robin's Breast is Red