city

Eternal Love 8
Mission 9
Outline of the Department 10
Red Tide 11
Tragic Love 12
Unrequited Love 13
Noose 14
Disqualified Youth 15
Vase 16
August 17 Hongok
The Night Abandoned by an Angel 18
Harvest 20
Repentance 21
Vineyard 22
Salvation 23
Ruins of Love 24
Baetgodong 26
Suicide 27
Servant of the Lord 28
Priest 29
Picnic on this land 30
Twilight Dawn 32
Chrysanthemum 33
Poem by the Sea, Part 34
Into the Love of the Cross 36
The Image of God 37
Deep Sea 38
Love Behind the Fence 39
The Annoying Summer 40
A powerless being is 41
Hypocrisy 42
Elegant Soldier 43
Death 44
The Im of Silence 45
Delusion 46
Garden of Despair 47
48 AM
Breakfast in a foreign country 49
Sorrow is 50 in your heart
Freedom 51
White Nights 52
Night 1 53
Night 2 54
Night 3:55
Night 4 56
Scary Sky 57
The Ecstatic Labyrinth 58
A Man's Tears 59
Long way 60
Dawn in the Wilderness 61
Wandering Beach 62
Manritha Country 63
Panic 64
Summer 65 at its peak
Samunnanjeok 66
My Heart 67
Whispers of the Sea 68
Hospital 1 Psychiatric Hospital 69
Hospital II Pediatrics 70
Hospital 3 Mortuary 71
Strange Wish 72
Poem of Sand Built with Dreams, Part 73
Changes in the Garden 74
Tragedy 75
Manga 76
Dry Season 77
Hwangcheon 78
Resentment 79
Socheon 80
Noah's Sea 81
Crucifix 82
Godfather 83

prose

Confession 86
The Bottle Called Lily 87
Illusion 90
The Perception and Isolation of the Powerless 93
Cheongyeon 95
Self-Portrait 97
Revelation 1: The Suppliant 99
Apocalypse 2: 100 Under the Heavenly Banner
Revelation 3: Reflections on the Root of All Evil, Part 103
Repentance 108
My Soul's Wanderings 109
Psalm 110
Thoughts on Despair 115
Nobody Cries 117
Flashback 118
Decomposition 120

Poet's Words 121

Shin Jeong-hyeon's poetry collection, "The Four Seas," is a collection of works that poetically explores human suffering and salvation, love and despair within Christian symbolism.
On the surface, it is a record of faith and life, but inside it is a condensed inner confession of a man who gazed upon sin, atonement, and the gap between God and man.
The poet sings of the loneliness of a being standing on the border between reality and transcendence, as in his preface, “Perhaps life is in fact just a long dream.”

As the title suggests, 'Sahae' also means 'Sea of ​​Death'.
But the sea is not simply the end, but a symbol of purification and resurrection.
The poet finds God at the end of suffering, and sings of love again in a place of despair.
Thus, this collection of poems becomes a record of a poetic pilgrimage to discover the light of God in the darkest places of humanity.
This collection of poems, which stares despair squarely in the face, is a soul-searching question about the true meaning of faith, while simultaneously delivering a comforting message of "faith and recovery" to those living in a wounded age.

'Sahae' is more than just a collection of religious poetry; it is a collection of spiritual prose and meditations that pose fundamental questions about human existence.
As the reader follows the poet's language, he or she will eventually encounter the 'dead sea' within himself or herself.
It is not a place of death, but a place of new beginnings.