| On the Corruption of Public Manners |
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| When I see blosmes springe |
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| Senful man, bethink and see |
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| The Players Petition to the Parliament |
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| To a Fair Lady Weeping for Her Husband Committed to Prison by the Parliament |
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| The States New Coyne |
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| Vale |
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| Sluggy and slowe, in spetinge muiche |
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| Jesu, for thy muchele might |
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| On a Marble Piece Representing Christ Bound to a Pillar. Translated from the Italian but Somewhat Altered |
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And I mus say
That you did a fine
Job writting your poem