• Mistoria: Ciclo de poemas inspirados por el proceso psicoterapéutico.
  • La última disfunción
• Sacrificio
• Súplica
• Heroína

• All For This Flame (A Unitarian Universalist poem!)

• Alma de jungla (Segundo Lugar, Nivel Regional, Certamen de Poesía con motivo de la Semana de la Lengua de 1995, auspiciado por el Programa de Español del Departamento de Educación de Puerto Rico. Inspirado en la poesía "negroide" del insigne Luis Palés Matos.)

• Amazon Warsong (Inspired by, what else? The 1995 television series Xena: Warrior Princess.)

• Por la carretera anaconda (Primer Premio, Nivel Universitario, Certamen Literario de 1995 del I.C.P.R. Junior College, celebrado en Mayagüez, Puerto Rico.)

• The Anaconda Road (English translation of the preceding Spanish original.)

• Arcoiris vencedor (Poema de la Clase Graduada 1995 de la Escuela Superior University Gardens, Río Piedras, Puerto Rico.)

• El canto de Primavera (Una celebración del mito ctónico grecorromano de Hades y Perséfone-Kore, o Plutón y Proserpina, ilustración a su vez del crecimiento de las cosechas y el florecimiento de los espacios silvestres al tornarse el clima más cálido al momento del Equinoccio Vernal.)

• Cat People Circle Chant (Conceived in a dream inspired by the 1982 film by Paul Schrader, in turn a new version of the 1942 original by Jacques Tourneur, which also has a magnificent sequel, 1944's The Curse of the Cat People.)

• Chameleo ( Chameleons are exquisite reptiles, worthy of the best care and conservation efforts. Alas, this poem refers to a heinous, abominable kind of "chameleon" best given a wide berth whenever encountered: the abusive sociopathic human.)

• December 5, 1484 (My visceral reaction to Kramer and Sprenger's Malleus Maleficarum.)

• Dream Child

• Epiphany, Interrupted (Account of a lucid dream featuring personal interactions with some of my favorite mythological characters and concepts, and then some...)

• Genes Is

• Hail Gaia!

• How Nice

• In the Shadow

• A Jungle Thing

• Lamentación (Primer poema original en español luego de un período yermo de 3 años. Concebido durante mi participación en el Seminario de Formación de Líderes Unitarios Universalistas de Latinoamérica en la ciudad de San Nicolás de los Arroyos, Argentina, del 20 al 24 de enero del 2005.)

• La Nada

• The Little People (My tongue-firmly-in-cheek response to an assault by the dreaded flu virus and other pathogens.)

• Many, Many (I Come Not Alone)

• Men

• The Morrigan (Inspired by the wondrous world of Irish Literature, Mythology and Folklore.)

• Natural Grief

• A New Beginning (Inspired by the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, particularly The Silmarillion.)

• Ode to the Lightning

• One Day I Will Make It

• The Platypus of the Great Eris (Who most graciously visited me after my perusal of The Principia Discordia. fnord.)

• Posparto

• Predadora soy

• Predator I (English version of the preceding Spanish original. Both inspired, of course! by the 1987 film starring "Gobernator" Arnold Schwarzenegger.)

• Resurgir

• The Return of the Warrior (Inspired by the character Ellen Ripley's exploits in the 1986 James Cameron film, Aliens.)

• Shriek

• Silence of the Seers (Published in the anthology Best Poems of the '90s by the National Library of Poetry.)

• Skin Song (The first two sections of this poem can be found also at poetry.com.)

• So...

• The Song of Michael Magee (Who I credit with saving my life because of his assistance and support during a medical emergency in the Spring of the year 1998.)

• Song of New Life

• Tempus Kali (In honor of The Goddess Kali, Time the All-Devourer, the Destroyer of Ignorance. Jai Ma!)

• To My Brothers, the Wolves (A fun romp with the idea of an interactive journey through the wild canine-themed works of Kipling and London.)

• To My Mate

• Los vampiros del siglo veinte (Familiares, maestros y amigos se refirieron a este poema del año 1993 como "mi obra maestra." Satiriza la ofuscante situación que viví durante mi adolescencia, la cual traté de escapar de muchas maneras. Lo único que dio resultado fue encarar la dura realidad, y plasmarla en verso.)

• A Vision

• La voz del desierto (Versión original en español, Primer Premio, Nivel Superior, en el Certamen Literario de 1994 del I.C.P.R. Junior College, celebrado en Mayagüez, Puerto Rico.)

• The Voice of the Desert (English version of the preceding Spanish original, presented in absentia at the Spring 2004 Convention and Symposium of the International Society of Poets, held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where the author received the International Poet of Merit Award.)

• A Warrior's Prayer

• Who Are You...?

Epilogue: Epílogo