| I ne have joy, plesauns, nor comfort |
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| Be glad, of all maidens floure |
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| To the Five Principal Members of the Honourable House of Commons: The Humble Petition of the Poets |
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| The Cavaliers Prayer |
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| Answer to a Letter from Sir John Mennis, Wherein He Jeers Him for Falling so Quickly to the Use of the Directory, An |
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| The House out of Doors |
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| Welcome be ye when ye go |
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| Blessed be thou, levedy |
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| Upon the Death of Henry IV. of France |
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| To Whom It Concerns |
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And I mus say
That you did a fine
Job writting your poem