Translated Poems in English
by Eric Torgersen (more planned)
"Subscription," "Inheritance," Iowa Review 7, 2-3, Spring-Summer 1976 (reissued in book form as Writing from the World, University of Iowa Press, 1976).
"Finally There's Nothing More to Lose," "In the Morning on Monday," First Issue 9, Fall-Winter 1974-75.
"Bride and Groom," Kamadhenu II, 1-2, 1971.
"Case," "Bottles," "Self-Portrait," "Ethos," Doones I,4, 1971.
"Signs," Greenfield Review 1, Spring 1970.
"Infidelity," "Refrain," "For the Poor Devil Manfred Bock," "My God I Thought," "How Many Sons," "Washing Windows," "Confidence," "A Love," Modern Poetry in Translation, London, 6, 1970.
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