Books
- Lyrical Laria (1956)
- Rollicky Rhymes (1957) in Dutch and double Dutch (D.&d.D.)
- Curious Couplets (1958) & preposterous prose (D.&d.D.)
- Tafellarijmvet (1958) (table drawer rhyming grease)
- Bonny Ballads (1959) medly of verse and worse
- Mixture (1961)
- Louter Leuter (1962) (nothing but chatter)
- Cocktail (1963)
- Medical mess (1965)
- Puure Piffel (1965) (pure drivel)
- Complex (1965)
- Op deuren en glazen (1973) (on doors and glasses)
- Popsy Poems (1975) pre-popsylated poetry (D.&d.D.)
- Literary Larycook (1977)
- Loony lyrics (1981)
- Penfruit Prullaria (1983)
- Boloney belletrie (1984) (become sleepy unless med. description)
- Apologische spreekwoorden (1984) (apological proverbs)
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