- Sangam (Confluence, 1952)
- 2009 salko Kavita (Poems of the year 2009[BS], 1952-53) [3]
- Pranava (Obeisance, 1957)
- Ek Din (One Day, 1958)
- Triveni ([Confluence of] three rivers, 1958)
- Juneli (Moonlight, 1962)
- Sapta Parna (Seven Feathers, 1967)
- Nari: Rasa, Madhurya, Aloka (Woman: Flavour, Sweetness, Brightness, 1968)
- Avaj (The Voice, 1974)
- Badalirahane Badalka Akriti (The Ever-changing Shapes of Clouds, 1976)
- Mero Sapanama Hamro Desh ra Hami (Us and Our Country in My Dreams, 1977)
- Ras Triphala (Three Fruit of Flavour, 1981)
- Agni-Shringar (Fire-Decoration, 1982)
- Sanchayita[Collector] [3]
- Saptarna (2028 BS (1971-72 CE))
- Feri Arko Euta Kurukshetra[Again, one other Kurukshetra] [3]
- Pratikshya[Wait(noun)], in Newari [3]
- Diwas Chitra[Image of a day], in Newari [3]
- Swawin Pyah Gumye, in Newari [3]
- Chwasa, in Newari [3]
- Hamara Desh - Hamara Swapna[Our Country - Our Dream], in Hindi [3]
- Trayi, in Hindi [3]
- Selected Poems, in English [3]
He also wrote the poem Meri Priyasi: Prajatantrik Swatantrata[My love: Democratic Freedom] in 2034 BS (1977-78 CE). [3]
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Kedar Man Vyathit | |
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| Native name | केदारमान व्यथित |
| Born | Kedar Man Shrestha Oct/Nov 1914(Kartik 1971 BS) Bansbari, Sindhupalchok, Bagmati |
| Died | 10 September 1998 (aged 83–84) TU Teaching Hospital, Maharajgunj, Kathmandu |
| Pen name | Vyathit |
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| Nationality | Nepali |
| Education | 3rd grade |
| Period | c. 1946–c. 1983 |
| Years active | c. 1939–1998 |
| Notable awards | Vednidhi Puraskar 1989-90 Jyotirmaya Trisaktipatta– First class year unknown Jagadambashri Puraskar year unknown Gorkha Dakshinbahu– First class year unknown |
| Spouse | Jyotsana Pradhan (c. 1932–unknown) |
| Children | 10 (6 sons, 4 daughters) |
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| Founding secretary of Nepali Citizens Rights Committee | |
| In office c. 1940 CE –unknown | |
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