Simón Darío Ramírez

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Simón Darío Ramírez (1930–1992) was a Venezuelan poet.

• Furrows of the first planting, 1965.
• The walls ashen, 1966.
• Ceremonies for a day, 1966.
• About the sky Lespugue, 1968.
• Dawn was then, 1969.
• The game space, 1969.
• Caribay, 1970.
• Mirror on fire, 1972.
• Manuscript Fragments of a king without attributes, 1974.
• Stone head and Sleep, 1975
• Assumption of the elements, 1976.
• The iris of oblivion, 1983.
• The scars of the house, 1983.
• Letter deck, 1984.
• Hallucinations, 1987

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