Works
- The Crone's Book of Words (1971)
- Small Poems (1972)
- More Small Poems. (1976)
- Still More Small Poems (1978)
- Curlicues: The Fortunes of Two Pug Dogs (1980)
- Gypsy Gold (1983)
- Fox Hill (1986)
- Small Poems Again (1986)
- All the Small Poems (1987)
- The Crone's Book of Wisdom (1988)
- At Christmastime (1992)
- All the Small Poems and Fourteen More (1994)
- Peacock and Other Poems (2002)
- Animal Poems (2007)
- Pug (2013)
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