| A Hymn, Written by the Same Hand, upon His Being Convinced that Singing is a Part of Divine Worship |
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| The Publique Faith |
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| The Times |
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| Bloody Bed-Roll, The: or, Treason Displayed in its Colours |
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| Thus I complain my grevous hevynesse |
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| Whenneso will wit overstieth |
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| An Elegy on the Death of My Wife |
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| Essex Petition to the Best of Princes |
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| The Commoners |
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| A Jolt on Michaelmas Day 1654 |
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And I mus say
That you did a fine
Job writting your poem