Works
Poetry
- The First Songs, 1946 (نخستین نغمهها)
- Mirage, 1951 (سراب)
- Bleak Travails I, 1953 (سیاه مشق ۱)
- Nocturnal, 1953 (شبگیر)
- Earth, 1955 (زمین)
- Pages from the Longest Night, 1965 (چند برگ از یلدا)
- Bleak Travails II, 1973 (سیاه مشق ۲)
- Until the Dawn of the Longest Night, 1981 (تا صبح شب یلدا)
- Memorial to the Blood of the Cypress, 1981 (یادگار خون سرو)
- Bleak Travails III, 1985 (سیاه مشق ۳)
- Bleak Travails IV, 1992 (سیاه مشق ۴)
- Mirror in Mirror, Selected Poems, 1995 (آینه در آینه)
- (selected by M.R. Shafie-Kadkani)
- Dispirited, 2006 (تاسیان) (non-ghazal poems)
Other
- Hafez, by Sayeh, 1994 (حافظ به سعی سایه)
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