- A Common Potoo
- A Eulogy for Bill, after Mildred
- A fight against conscience
- A rainy drive home to you
- A Sonnet (The bear and bull make stomachs lurch)
- A tale of two tivs
- Above the Truck Tyres
- An Intolerable Sound
- Annie (or Great Aunt Margaret’s Birth)
- Aseity 2
- Breath and Bread
- Calm
- Catetharsis
- Catnip
- Census in Bethlehem
- Census in Bethlehem (Version 2)
- Conceit
- Conscience
- Cuckold
- Dagon Ditty
- Do Feel
- Down the hill
- Easter Saturday
- Ebenezer 2020
- Erringtide
- Excessively Diffused
- Flat Ozymandias
- For wife and child
- Forgive me, Dactyl
- Four Haikus
- Freckled Face
- Gospel Flag
- Ham’s Thoughts
- Hebrew Dragnet
- Hmn. (A Consideration)
- Holy of Holies
- How to find a spouse
- I am from
- In this kitchen
- Infinite Scroll
- Infinite Scroll version 2
- Jerusalem Glass
- Jilted Jesus
- Justice is a River
- Let it fall and be understood
- Les Miserables
- Library of Celsus
- Light and Fear
- Like dough, like steels
- March alone
- Mm-Hmn. (A Consideration continued)
- Now Faith
- Oh, Ichabod
- Ode to Dvorak
- Ode to the Spirit of Aseity
- On hearing the swallows’ song
- On reading at night
- On the rock
- Out of the Earthy Orchestra
- Perhaps today
- Pentadactyl
- Poetry should propound
- Rain-wolves
- Rake
- Randburg Harriers Road Race
- Red-throated Wryneck
- Rest
- Seasons of the Garden
- Shape of hope
- She shines
- Sirens
- Slow Progress
- Still Life: Piano
- Strive
- Succulent Succulent
- Summer Christmas
- Swan Lake
- swans
- Temporary Graffiti
- That other god
- The Autumn Daylight Sky
- The Axe is Recovered
- The edges of the earth rush in
- The Fish of the Bowl of Golden Fear
- The Gate
- The inside of a man
- The Invisible Man
- The Leopard
- The Shallowair Waste
- The Talking Pig Story
- These Nice Guys
- This love will always, always have been
- To the Aquarium and Back (or Ten Memories of Durban)
- To the one who said “Let there be light”
- Two boughs
- Transhumanism
- Unmute
- Verse in the night
- What the night sky declares
- Your rod and staff, they comfort me
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