Search for Gods

God is long-suffering and patient
And kind and kind
God does not envy.
Shy things, bragging without being arrogant
It's a combination of me and us
God is lack and you
Search for the unseen

"Sou" is a verb and "shen" is a noun. In terms of the structure of vocabulary, it is no different from writing poetry and spending time.

"Searching for the Gods" is Xu Jiawei's second poetry collection, featuring poems written between 2014 and 2021. Over eight years have passed since the last collection was published. While the poems are dated, allowing for easy tracing, it's not surprising that the symbolic system of language can be loosened. His seemingly slanted persona and his skewed poems are part of his daily life, a product of his times.

As for what is said or not said between words, it only provides a way of thinking and perception, nothing more.

A Meaningful Form <br>If form is important to literature, then the form of all things may be the form of God's existence.

Collection 2: Eyes and Heart <br>If the truly important things cannot be seen by the eyes, perhaps they can be examined with the heart: the heart of the poet, including the universe.

Part Three: Words and Objects <br>When we perceive the world, naming is a way to distinguish between objects and ourselves. Each word contains a space and time that can unfold independently.

Collection of Four People and Heaven and Others <br>What does Heaven say? People give voice to the things they admire and understand. This is what I want to explain to you.

Xu Jiawei

After graduating from Hsinchu Junior High School, he studied Chinese Literature at National Chung Hsing University and the Graduate Institute of Chinese Literature at National Chengchi University. He currently teaches at the Department of Chinese Literature at Taipei University. His research focuses on classical poetry and Chinese literary criticism. In recent years, he has also attempted to branch out into the study of modern poetry and online fantasy novels.

I have a wide range of interests and a bit of a side job, specializing in posting random articles on Facebook. I've published a few academic papers, won several literary awards, and self-published a collection of martial arts-themed poetry, "Seven Warlords of the Sea." My current task is to successfully advance within the constraints of time.

The Fictional Era of the Jedi and the Heavens: Preface to "Soushen"

Preface to the Poem of Searching for Gods

A meaningful form <br />Form a corner of the waterside, meaning the meaning of the split, the wall grass may be a container, looking for the possibility of March water, the determination of the tone

The Two Eyes and the Heart <br />Transitioning Through Three Distances (One of the Viewers)
Wang Liang (The Second Viewer of the Painting)
The Invisible Core (Viewer 3)
Tone (Viewer 4)
Narrative on a Rainy Day To Kant To Sartre To Husserl To Marx To Spinoza To Wittgenstein To Gadamer To Foucault

Collection of three poems and objects <br />Quietly closed, planted with cotton, the remaining ruins, the joy of cooking, the geese, the journey, the crack of the sky

Collection of Four People and Heaven, and Others <br />Poet Reader, Candle Holder, Storyteller, Day Patrol, Night Patrol, Lover, Stand-in, Quantum Philosophy, A Brief History of MSI, Preview—Written for Yu Yitian, Horticulture, Independence, What I Want to Explain to You

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