Books By
- Poetry
- 1952: Time To Change
- 1953: Sixty Poems
- 1956: The Discovery of India
- 1959: The Third
- 1960: The Unfinished Man
- 1965: The Exact Name
- 1974: Snakeskin and Other Poems, translations of the Marathi poet Indira Sant
- 1976: Hymns in Darkness
- 1982: Latter-Day Psalms
- 1989: Collected Poems 1952-88 OUP
- Other
- 1969: The Three Plays
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