Poetry Collections:
* "The Best of John Agard" (1986) - A selection of his earlier poems.
* "From the Belly of the Beast" (1987) - A collection of poems exploring themes of colonialism and the Caribbean experience.
* "Man Come Home" (1990) - A collection of poems dealing with masculinity and identity.
* "Di Great Big Book o' Sense" (1999) - A collection of poems celebrating Caribbean culture and language.
* "Out of the Blue" (2002) - A collection of poems exploring themes of love, loss, and hope.
* "Shake, Rattle & Roll" (2007) - A collection of poems celebrating the vibrancy of Caribbean culture.
* "The John Agard Poetry Collection" (2016) - A comprehensive collection of his work.
Individual Poems:
* "Checking Out Me History" - A powerful poem challenging the traditional Eurocentric view of history.
* "Half Caste" - A poem that rejects the concept of "half-caste" identity.
* "Listen Mr. Oxford Don" - A poem that criticizes the dominance of the English language.
* "The Music of the Heart" - A poem celebrating the beauty and power of Caribbean music.
Other Works:
* "The John Agard Reader" (2015) - A collection of his poetry, prose, and drama.
John Agard's work is known for its use of Caribbean dialect, its humor, and its insightful commentary on social and political issues. His poems are widely celebrated for their ability to engage audiences of all ages and backgrounds.