Selected Works
Among his many volumes of verse were:
- Soarele şi liniştea ("The Sun and the Silence", 1958)
- Revers citadin ("Another Face of the City", 1966)
- Ritual solitar ("Solitary Ritual", 1969)
- Sentiment de vîrstă ("Aging", 1972)
- Cîntecul materiei ("The Song of the Matter", Selected Poems, 1973)
- Cumpăna bucuriei ("Moderate Joy", 1975)
- Gulliver (1979)
- De toamnă ("About Falling", 1986)
- Decorul speranţei ("Landscape of Expectations", 1988)
- Jucător de rezervă ("Reserve Player", 1990)
Additional works appeared posthumously:
- Jurnalul unui poet leneş ("The Journal of an Idle Poet", 2000)
- the anthology of selected verses Ritual solitar ("Solitary Ritual", 2001).
His work as a poetry critic is collected in the volumes
- Dialoguri despre poezie, Reflexii critice ("Dialogues about poetry, Critical Reflections", 1968),
- Poezie şi critică ("Poetry and criticism", 1971),
- Aspecte ale poeziei de azi, I-III ("Aspects of today's poetry I-III", 1977–1984).
He also published translations of Robert Frost, Marcel Brion, Roy MacGregor-Hastie, and others.
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