Poems
Poems of the Forties
- 1945
- My Shallow Love
- My Schoolboy Composition
- Love Is Not Whole And Dies As One
- I Swore My Love Was Earthbound
- The Door
- American Soldiers Driving Trucks In England 1944
- Calm
- Totality
- Love
- Unrequited Love
- Upon Waking Suddenly And Going To Work
- Recollection
- Each Last Year’s Leaf
- White Armed, Passionless
- You Dare Me Love You
- It Was Summer Time Then
- Sure There Were Stars
- On Looking At Photographs Of You Aged 6
- Childhood
- All Things
- My Son
- On Looking At Photographs Of Your Youth
- On Leaving A Warm Office On A Winter’s Day
Nine poems of Ilkley and Wharfdale
- Ilkley Moor
- Beamsley Beacon
- Snow in Ilkley 1963
- The Old Bridge, Ilkley
- Middleton Woods
- Wharfedale Boxing Day 1960
- Bolton Abbey
- The Manor House, Ilkley
- Old Man
Other poems
- [They were happy]
- The Butterfly
- The River
- [Close as the tree’s bark]
- [This is peace]
- Skipton
- [Nothing is changed]
- [I will line up the words]
- [Once in Derbyshire]
- [For three hours seven minutes]
- [Owning a house]
- [And even as I said]
- [Through the purple mini-light]
- [I hear laughter]
- [Why it should be necessary]
- [In between the doing]
- [Dogs, children, parents, cars]
- [There are things moving]
- [I saw unwillingly]
- [If the eye and the ear]
- [The words are there]
- [And it will finally come]
- The Student Revolt
- The Old House — ‘Clan-y-Don’