Volumes of Poetry
- Hartskrif (1985) ("Heart Script")
- Bitterlemoene (1986) ("Bitter Oranges")
- Die Anatomie van Melancholie (1987) ("The anatomy of melancholy")
- Palinodes (1987)
- Geslote Baan (1988) ("Closed Circuit/Track")
- Donker Labirint (1989) ("Dark Labyrinth")
- Gesteelde Appels (1989) ("Stolen Apples")
- Kriptonemie (1989) ("Cryptonomy")
- Verdraaide Raaisels (1990) ("Twisted Riddles")
- Die Somber Muse (1990) ("The Sombre Muse")
- Tachycardia (1990)
- Die Verlore Simbool (1991) ("The Lost Symbol")
- Interne Verhuising (1995) ("Internal house moving")
- Ewebeeld (1997) ("Mirror Image")
- Lykdigte (2000) ("Memorial Poems")
- Ruggespraak (2002) ("Back Speech")
- Die Buigsaamheid van Verdriet (2004) ("The flexibility of sorrow")
- En skielik is dit aand (2005) ("And suddenly it's evening")
- Dad (2006)
- Koesnaatjies vir die proe (2008)
- Vuurwiel (2009) ("Wheel of fire")
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