Long River - Collection of Xie Xusheng's Poems

[Book Introduction] //There will be days in the future Later-drink more water. Eat healthy. and Get up early and go to bed early Make yourself lighter ──<Always>// //You still remind me of── Can hope, can No hope, when I stare at the stars on the other side My soul is lighter than me ── "Ten Beginnings" // The first collection of poems by Taiwanese young poet Xie Xusheng. The Poetry Collection contains more than 80 poetry works from writing poems to the present, including award-winning, published on important literary platforms, and privately published. The poet's verses are always accurate and often amazing. The language goes in and out, and beyond the limits of language . The surface images and deep metaphors of wandering words and sentences explore the origin of life, the original appearance of interrogation, and the despair and vitality of personal emotions. Do not fall into clichés, do not pursue the resonance that stops in the superficial, but enter the depths of the soul and memory of the poet reader, and cast marks one by one. Tsai Linsen and Tsang Ganxian jointly recommended Xu Sheng's poems have their own posture of retribution. It shuttles patiently through the physical properties of words, audio, propositions and pseudo-propositions, trailing after "the first trip to the distance", and walking on the "road home". ──Cai Linsen (Taiwan poet) "Long River" is a river with no outlet. Faced with life, emotions, death and memory, each poem is eroded. Dry flow and sudden scouring alternate repeatedly, passing through language, and finally flowing to the body of others. Consciousness, even a cold and insensible universe. Xie Xusheng uses calm imagery, but hides fierce desire and loneliness; internal sadness and self-injury are interdependent, and language becomes a driving force that flows with consciousness but cannot go back and forth, exiling readers to the vast wilderness, looking far away The source of the river, reading sad. ──Zeng Ganxian (Hong Kong poet, author of the collection of poems "The Collection of Suffering") 【About the Author】 Xie Xusheng arrived in the winter of 1987. A native of Hsinchu, Taiwan. Later he lived in Tainan, Beijing, Kyoto and other places. The current address is unknown. He has won the Hong Kong Youth Literature Award and the Workers Literature Award. Founded the poetry magazine "Power Dog Face" in Taiwan, and leisurely became an editor in a way that was not an editor.