| Home Truths from Abroad |
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| Where Shall I Be When de Firs' Trumpet Soun'? |
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| On the Queens Departure |
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| A Vindication of Cheapside-Crosse Against the Roundheads |
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| On the Death of His Royal Majestie, Charles Late King of England, &c |
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| In Imitation of Come My Daphne , a Dialogue Between Pluto and Oliver |
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| Hey noyney! I will love our Sir John and I love eny |
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| Lo, where with flowery head and hair all brightsome |
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| Rain before seven |
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| Stanzas, Imitated from the Italian |
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And I mus say
That you did a fine
Job writting your poem