Published Poetry
- Horal (1950)
- La señal (1951)
- Adán y Eva (1952)
- Tarumba (1956)
- Diario semanario y poemas en prosa (1961)
- Poemas sueltos (1951–1961)
- Yuria (1967)
- Tlatelolco (1968)
- Maltiempo (1972)
- Algo sobre la muerte del Mayor Sabines (1973)
- Otros poemas sueltos (1973–1994)
- Nuevo recuento de poemas (1977)
- Los amorosos: Cartas a Chepita (2009)
- Love Poems Translated by Colin Carberry (2011, Biblioasis)
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