Poems by Thomas Craig of Riccarton
- On the birth of James, most serene Prince of Scots, Duke of Rothesay, 1566 (1567)
 - A poetic exhortation to the most serene and powerful prince, James VI, as he leaves his own Scotland (1603)
 - A poetic farewell to the most serene Prince of the British Isles, Henry, as he leaves Scotland
 - A poem on the coronation of James, the most serene and unconquerable Prince of the British and Gallic realms
 - A poem on the poetic dictionary of Thomas Jack
 - A stanza on Thomas Jack
 - A farewell to James, king of Great Britain, France, and Ireland
 - Epitaph for John Maitland, high chancellor of Scotland
 - Another
 - Clytie