Books
- Snow on the Mountain. (Christopher Davies), 1971
- The Sundial. (Gomer Press / Gwasg Gomer), 1978. ISBN 0-85088-540-X
- Letter From a Far Country. (Carcanet Press), 1982
- Selected Poems. (Carcanet Press), 1985 ISBN 0-85635-594-1
- Letting in the Rumour. (Carcanet Press), 1989 ISBN 0-85635-757-X
- The King of Britain's Daughter. (Carcanet Press), 1993. ISBN 1-85754-031-X
- Collected Poems. (Carcanet Press), 1997. ISBN 1-85754-335-1
- Five Fields. (Carcanet Press), 1998.ISBN 1-85754-401-3
- The Animal Wall. Illustrated, for children. (Gomer Press / Gwasg Gomer) 1999 ISBN 1-85902-654-0
- Nine Green Gardens. (Gomer Press / Gwasg Gomer), 2000. ISBN 1-85902-805-5
- Owain Glyndŵr. (National Library of Wales), 2000. ISBN 1-86225-015-4
- Making the Beds for the Dead (Carcanet Press) April 2004 ISBN 1-85754-737-3
- At the Source (Carcanet Press) May 2008. ISBN 978-1-85754-986-7
- A Recipe for Water (Carcanet Press) April 2009. ISBN 978-1-85754-988-1
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