Višnjić was not as prolific a bard as some of his contemporaries. His body of work contained four reinterpreted epics and 13 originals. All of his surviving poems were written during the First Serbian Uprising. They are all set during the revolt and revolve around existent, as opposed to fictional, characters. Their central theme is the struggle against the Ottoman Empire. Ten out of Višnjić's 13 originals take place in the Podrinje, the region that straddles the Drina River. In total, his opus consists of 5,001 lines of verse. The following is a list of the epic poems whose authorship is attributed solely to Višnjić, as compiled by Šašić: