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The Slope. Sark (1947 - 1965) Sevilla Calle del Aire, 1982.
Foyer (1981-1983, foreword by Luis Antonio de Villena, Madrid: Visor, 1983
Michele Green Laurel, Malaga Jarazmín, 1984.
Princes of Seville: Renaissance, 1990.
The Song of the Harpies, foreword by Luis Antonio de Villena. San Lorenzo de El Escorial: Libertarian-Prodhufi Publishing SA, 1993.
Of Goats or Psychic Love and Málaga: Department of Culture and Environment, Provincial Delegation, 1992
The Interview and Other poems, Córdoba: Journal of the Inn, 1994.
Collected Poems, 1955-1999, followed by the unpublished book Rollers, editing and foreword Inglada Rafael Luis Antonio de Villena. Madrid: Visor, 2004.
