From here you have direct access to the following poems (in reverse chronological order):

1. The Body is a Stone
   About a person's material and only component part
2. The Family Non-planners
   Breeding is necessary to maintain a natural equilibrium, but what does a lack of family planning breed?
3. What If There Were No Ash?
   The superfluity of this poem depends on the superfluity of its ashes
4. Jesus' Sib (beginning only)
   Jesus' younger brother about his manna dream in the year 1837 of the Christianist Era
5. Nitassinan, Our Earth
   Nitassinan means and does not mean "our Earth"
   (The song can also be listened to as an *.mp3 file.)
6. The Elephant in the Room
   Now for some extra attention for the main cause of the world's environmental degradation
7. Tunnel Vision
   On the viewpoint of zealous and pedantic theocentrists
8. The Lay of This Our Language (in This Language) / Women Zhezhong Yuyan (in Zhezhong Yuyan) / Door Deze Taal verbonden (in Deze Taal)
   Three language acrostics
9. Hema, the River Horse (in This Language) / Hema He Wo (in Zhezhong Yuyan)
   Not really about a hippopotamus
10. Divine Division (in This Language) / Shende Huafen (in Zhezhong Yuyan)
    It is still possible to write and read this poem on Earth, is it?
11. The Two That Will Always Be New (in This Language) / De twee altijd nieuwen (in Deze Taal)
    Inspired by an Arabic poem of more than 14 centuries ago
    (Can also be listened to as a *.wav or *.mp3 file.)
12. Terrific Present
    A poem in which the attack on the New York World Trade Center is put in a global and historical perspective
13. Billbodies
    About the plight of living billboards
14. The Loaf-Guards
    Alas, not an entirely peerless piece of writing
15. My Pussy
    About my (late) cat, a 'diviine puussy'

For those interested in poetry there are also:

• Other poems or songs in This Language and Zhezhong Yuyan at
  
  
• Vocabulary of Alliteration
  vo-CA.b.u-LA.r.y/.u.l.a.r.y OF a-LLI.t.e-RA.ti.on
  a new aid in writing poems and songs
  
  
• Other poems in Deze Taal, with one translation into Ĉi Tiu Lingvo (Korvoj de Vincent)