Poet
Abram Joseph Ryan
English
- A "Thought-Flower"
- A Blessing
- A Child's Wish
- A Christmas Chant
- A Death
- A Flower's Song
- A Land without Ruins
- A Laugh -- and A Moan
- A Legend
- A Memory
- A Memory
- A Mystery
- A Reverie ["Did I dream of a song? or sing in a dream?"]
- A Reverie ["Those hearts of ours -- how strange! how strange!"]
- A Reverie [`"O Songs!" I said:']
- A Song. Written in an Album.
- A Thought
- A Thought
- A Thought
- After Seeing Pius IX
- After Sickness
- At Last
- At Night
- Before an Altar
- Better than Gold
- By Abram J. Ryan, (Father Ryan)
- C.S.A.
- De Profundis
- Death
- Death of the Flower
- Death of the Prince Imperial
- Dreaming
- Dreamland
- Epilogue
- Erin's Flag
- Far Away
- Farewells
- Feast of the Assumption. - "A Night Prayer"
- Feast of the Presentation of Mary in the Temple
- Feast of the Sacred Heart
- Fifty Years at the Altar
- Follow Me
- God in the Night
- Gone
- Good Friday
- Hope
- I Often Wonder Why 'Tis So
- In Memoriam
- In Memoriam (David J. Ryan, C.S.A.)
- In Memoriam (Father Keeler)
- In Memory of My Brother
- In Memory of Very Rev. J. B. Etienne
- In Remembrance
- In Rome
- Inevitable
- July 9th, 1872
- Lake Como
- Last of May
- Life
- Lines (Two Loves)
- Lines -- 1875
- Lines ["Sometimes, from the far-away,"]
- Lines ["The death of men is not the death"]
- Lines ["The world is sweet, and fair, and bright,"]
- Listen
- March of the Deathless Dead
- Memories
- Mobile Mystic Societies
- Mother's Way
- My Beads
- New Year
- Night After the Picnic
- Nocturne ["Betimes, I seem to see in dreams"]
- Nocturne ["I Sit To-Night By The Firelight,"]
- Now
- Old Trees
- Only a Dream
- Out of the Depths
- Parting
- Passing Away
- Peace! Be Still
- Poets
- Presentiment
- Rest
- Reunited
- Reverie ["Only a few more years!"]
- Reverie ["We laugh when our souls are the saddest,"]
- Rhyme
- S. M. A.
- Sea Dreamings
- Sea Rest
- Sea Reverie
- Sentinel Songs
- Singing-Bird
- Song of the Deathless Voice
- Song of the Mystic
- Song of the River
- Sorrow and the Flowers
- Sorrow and the Flowers. - A Memorial Wreath to C. F.
- Spirit Song
- St. Bridget
- St. Mary's
- St. Stephen
- Sunless Days
- Sursum Corda
- Tears
- The Child of the Poet
- The Conquered Banner
- The Immaculate Conception
- The Land We Love
- The Master's Voice
- The Old Year and the New
- The Pilgrim ( A Christmas Legend for Children )
- The Poet
- The Poet Priest
- The Poet's Child
- The Prayer of the South
- The Rosary of My Tears
- The Seen and The Unseen
- The South
- The Star's Song
- The Sword of Robert Lee
- Thoughts
- To Mr. and Mrs. A. M. T.
- To Virginia (on Her Birthday)
- To-Morrows
- Wake Me a Song
- What Ails the World?
- What? (To Ethel)
- When I am dead, and all will soon forget...
- When? (Death)
- Wilt Pray for Me?
- Wrecked
- Yesterdays
- Zeila (A Story from a Star)
- —— Their Story Runneth Thus
- “My Sister”
- “To-Days”
- “ULLAINEE”,
- “ULLAINEE”.
- “ULLAINEE”.