Poems
- Usage du temps (1943)
- Exister (1947)
- Tout instant (1957)
- Appareil de la terre (1964)
- Transparence of the World (1969) (Copper Canyon Press, 2003) (translated and selected by W.S. Merwin)
- Espaces d'instants (1971)
- Death of the Ferret
- The Black Insect
- Habit
- Empire
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