Books
- The Forgotten Songs (1947)
- The Verdict (1951)
- Poems of Iron and Feelings (1953)
- Fresh Air (1957)
- The Mirror Orchard (1960)
- Ayda in the Mirror (1964)
- Moments and Forever (1964)
- Ayda: Tree,Dagger, Remembrance (1965)
- Phoenix in the Rain (1966)
- Blossoming in the Mist (1970)
- Abraham in the Fire (1973)
- The Doors and the Great Wall of China (1973)
- Of Airs and Mirrors (1974)
- Poniard on the Plate (1977)
- Little Rhapsodizes of Exile (1979–1980)
- Panegyrics Sans Boon (1992)
- The Cul-de-Sac and the Tigers in Love (1998)
- The Tale of Mahan's Restlessness (2000)
- The Book of Alley (1978–Present)
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