Published Works
- “The Century Promises”(' title of the original: "Shekulli i Premtimeve"), 1999 (poetry)
- “Beyond Silence” ('“Përtej Heshtjes”), 2002 (poetry)
- “If it is afternoon” ('“Në qoftë mesditë”), 2004 (poetry)
- “Fatherland pardon me” ('“Më fal pak Atdhe”), 2005, (poetry)
- “Where are the arrivals going” ('“Ku shkojnë ardhjet”), 2007 (poetry)
- “You arrived for the traces of wind” ('“Erdhe për gjurme te erës”, 2008) (poetry)
- “Time when it has time” ('“Koha kurë të ketë kohë”), 2009 (poetry)
- “Wandering thoughts” (“Rrugëtimi i mendimeve“) 2010 poetry, "RRUGÀTIMI I MENDIMEVE". Lulu. Lulu.com. Retrieved 2010.
- “The baptize of spirit” (Pagezimi I shpirtit) 2012 poetry
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