Poems
- The Komsomol Poem (1933, not finished)
- Even (1932)
- Muradkhan (1933)
- Khumar (1933)
- Lokbatan (1933)
- Village morning (1933)
- Death place (1934)
- Bitter memories (1935)
- 26 (1935)
- Gallows (1935)
- Dead love (1935)
- Rebellion (1936)
- Basti (1936)
- A Negro tells (1948)
- Mugan (1949)
- Reading Lenin (1950)
- Aygun (1951)
- The Standard Bearer of Century (1954)
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