Works
- Drei Gebete aus London (Three Prayers from London), 1945
- Ein Soldat und ein Mädchen (A Soldier and a Girl), 1960
- Reich der Steine, 1963
- Warngedichte (Warning Poems), 1964
- Überlegungen, 1964
- Kinder und Narren, 1965
- und Vietnam und (and Vietnam and), 1966
- Anfechtungen, 1967
- Die Beine der größeren Lügen, 1969
- Poesiealbum, 1969
- Unter Nebenfeinden, 1970
- Die Freiheit den Mund aufzumachen, 1972
- Höre Israel, 1974
- So kam ich unter die Deutschen, 1977
- 100 Gedichte ohne Vaterland, 1978
- Liebesgedichte (Love Poems), 1979
- Es ist was es ist (It is what it is), 1983
- Um Klarheit, 1985
- Mitunter sogar Lachen, 1986
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