Poet
James Miller
1860–1947
English
- A Fleming
- A Fleming
- A Room in the Governor’s House
- A Room in the Governor’s House
- Alan of Winton, and the Heiress of Seton
- Aldham! the wall-flower’s scented bloom
- Ambrose
- Anna
- Anna
- Archbishop of Durham
- Archer
- Archer
- Archer
- Are these Things So?
- Aubery
- Aubery
- Aubery
- Aubery
- August, 1822
- Backward raid on brod sows, and some on black bitches
- Benhale
- Benhale
- Benhale
- Benhale
- Benhale
- Benhale
- Captain
- Captain
- Chorus
- Chorus
- Chorus
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunbar
- Dunpender Law
- D’arcy
- Enter AUBERY
- Far, in the blue haze, dimly seen
- Farewell! the pilgrim seeks the shore
- For those who sail’d on Forth’s green wave
- Give me, sweet Maid! before we part
- Golding
- Golding
- Golding
- Golding
- Golding
- Herald
- Herald
- Herald
- Herald
- Herald
- Here Pleasure steers her painted barge
- Here, oft the boatman rests his oar
- Hymn
- I woke, but, lo! this vestal maid
- In Prayse of Lethingtoun
- In spiral clouds, through holly’s green
- In this fair mansion of the dead
- In Tyningham’s delicious woods
- Keith
- Keith
- Keith
- Keith
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- King Edward
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lady Seton
- Lieutenant
- Lieutenant
- Lieutenant
- Lieutenant
- Listen, lordis, I sall you tell
- Low chanted in the house of God
- Maid
- Mayor
- Mayor
- Mayor
- Mayor
- Mayor
- Messenger
- Montague
- Montague
- Montague
- My Auld Maiden Aunty
- Near to Tantallon is a spring
- Officer
- Old Man
- Old Tyningham! thy nut-brown ale
- Ormiston Yew Tree; with a Lament for the Earl of Hopetoun
- Percy
- Proud Bass! amidst the crystal sea
- Proud rock! thou’st seen a motley race
- Ramsay
- Ramsay
- Ramsay
- Ramsay
- Requiem First
- Requiem First, XXIX
- Requiem First, XXX
- Requiem First, XXXI
- Requiem First, XXXII
- Requiem First, XXXIII
- Requiem Second
- Requiem Second, XXXIV
- Requiem Second, XXXV
- Requiem Second, XXXVI
- Requiem Second, XXXVII
- Requiem Third
- Requiem Third, XXXIX
- Requiem Third, XXXVIII
- Second Trooper
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Seton
- Sevyn hundyr wynter and sextene
- Sir James Stanfield
- Sir James Stanfield
- So Earlstoun rose in the morning
- Soldier
- Soldier
- Soldier
- Song
- Sonnet on Visiting Barra Church-Yard
- Sonnet to Dirleton Castle
- Spirit
- THE
- The Abbess of St Abb
- The bonny parks o’ Garleton
- The cheering sea-breeze fans my cheek
- The Church-yard Soliloquy
- The Country Laird’s Courtship
- The False Alarm. 1803
- The fierce Dane
- The Funeral, I
- The Funeral, II
- The Funeral, III
- The Funeral, IV
- The Funeral, IX
- The Funeral, V