Works
- A Different Darkness, London: Outposts, 1964
- Arrangements, Northwood, UK: Anvil, 1968
- The Cutting-Room, London: Anvil, 1970
- Mountain Journal, Sheffield, UK: Rivelin, 1975
- A House Against the Night, London: Anvil, 1976
- English Poems, London: Words, 1976
- Days, London: Anvil, 1978
- Elegies, Durham, UK: Pig, 1980
- Lost and Found, London: Anvil, 1983
- The Emperor of Outer Space, Durham, UK: Pig, 1983
- Lost Pictures, Exeter, UK: Albertine, 1991
- Coming to Terms, London: Anvil, 1994
- So Far, Exeter, UK: Stride, 1998
- Versions, Nether Stowey, UK: Odyssey, 1999
- A Puzzling Harvest, Collected Poems 1955-2000, London: Anvil, 2002
- Time After Time, Exeter, UK: Albertine, 2005
- Comparisons & Conversions, ISBN 978184610194 Exeter, UK: Shearsman, 2009
- Some Times, London: Anvil, 2010
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