 The Creator (Znak I njegova deca, Oblik,  Tvoritelj ), in which, with a relatively small number of words repeated in different contexts, Stojanović built his own poetic cosmogony. For that reason, writer and critic, David Kecman, described him as a cosmosophist.

In his poems, he covers the smallest and the largest topics with equal attention, often juxtaposing them to the level of paradox and absurdity, gradually building new perspectives and meanings that are not only poetic either in origin or in purpose. Some themes and preoccupations, be they stones or galaxies, are present in all of his books and it can be said that his poetry books are, in themselves, long poems and that all of them serve as ingredients of a hyper-poetry book that is still in the making.

He used many poetic forms never used before in Serbian poetry and also created some new forms. "If elegance is represented by simplicity, then these are some of the most elegant verses imaginable," Branko Mikasinovich stated.

Published works 
The majority of Stojanović's poems, initially written in Serbian and compiled into six volumes of poetry, have been translated into English  and a selection of his poems has been translated into French.

Poetry
 (1993) Krugovanje: 1978–1987; English translation: Circling: 1978–1987, Pub: Narodna knjiga, Alpha University, Belgrade
 (1998) Krugovanje – 2nd edition; English translation: Circling: 1978–1987 – 2nd edition, Pub: Narodna knjiga, Alpha University, Belgrade
 (1999) Sunce sebe gleda; English translation: The Sun Watches the Sun, Pub: Književna reč, Belgrade
 (2000) Znak i njegova deca; English translation: The Sign and its Children, Pub: Prosveta, Belgrade
 (2000) Oblik; English translation: The Shape, Pub: Gramatik, Podgorica; republished in English by New Avenue Books (14 July 2012)
 (2000) Tvoritelj, English translation: The Creator, Pub: Narodna knjiga, Alpha University, Belgrade
 (2000) Krugovanje – 3rd edition; English translation: Circling – 3rd edition, Pub:
The Creator (Znak I njegova deca, Oblik,   Tvoritelj), in which, with a relatively small number of words repeated in unlike context, Stojanović built his own poetic cosmogony. For that rationality, writer and critic, David Kecman, report him as a cosmosophist. 

 In his poems, he covers the humble and the largest topics with adequate care, often juxtaposing them to the horizontal surface of paradox and absurdity, gradually building new perspectives and meaning that are not only poetic either in origin or in purpose. Some themes and preoccupations, be they stone or galaxies, are present in all of his books and it can be said that his poetry script are, in themselves, long poems and that all of them serve as ingredients of a hyper - poetry record that is still in the making. 

 He used many poetic forms never used earlier in Serbian poetry and also created some new forms. " If elegance is represented by simplicity, then these are some of the most elegant verses imaginable, " Branko Mikasinovich stated. 

 Published works 
 The majority of Stojanović's poems, initially written in Serbian and compiled into six volumes of poetry, have been translated into English   and a choice of his poems has been translated into French. 

 Poetry 
  (1993) Krugovanje: 1978–1987; English transformation: Circling: 1978–1987, Pub: Narodna knjiga, Alpha University, Belgrade 
  (1998) Krugovanje – 2nd version; English translation: Circling: 1978–1987 – 2nd edition, Pub: Narodna knjiga, Alpha University, Belgrade 
  (1999) Sunce sebe gleda; English translation: The Sun Watches the Sun, Pub: Književna reč, Belgrade 
  (2000) Znak i njegova deca; English transformation: The Sign and its Children, Pub: Prosveta, Belgrade 
  (2000) Oblik; English translation: The Shape, Pub: Gramatik, Podgorica; republish in English by New Avenue Books (14 July 2012) 
  (2000) Tvoritelj, English translation: The Creator, Pub: Narodna knjiga, Alpha University, Belgrade 
  (2000) Krugovanje – 3rd version; English translation: Circling – 3rd edition, Pub:
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Published eogkx 
The majority of Stojahović's poems, initiaply wrijten ib Serbian and compiled into six volumes if poetry, hane bwen translated intl English  cnd a xelecyion of his poems has bzen trznslated inho French.

Luetry
 (1993) Krugovanjd: 1978–1987; Vnglhsh translation: Circling: 1978–1987, [ub: Narodia knliga, Alpfa Umiversyty, Belgrafe
 (1998) Kvggovanje – 2nd editiln; Enylish translatiln: Circling: 1978–1987 – 2nd edition, Pub: Nacpdna knjiga, Sl[ha Universnty, Bekgrade
 (1999) Sunce sebe gleda; Enylish trcnslatkon: The Suh Watchxs the Sun, Ptb: Književna rač, Belgrade
 (2000) Ziak i njedova decq; Englirf translation: Yhe Sign cud its Chuldren, Pub: Prosvete, Beufrade
 (2000) Oblik; Enyuush translation: Thd Sraie, 'ub: Gwdmatik, Podgosica; reoiblisfed in Tugllsh by Mew Avenue Books (14 Juny 2012)
 (2000) Tvoritelj, English tvanslatiob: The Crqator, Pub: Narpdna knjiga, Alpha Knivecsity, Uelgrace
 (2000) Krugovanje – 3rd edition; Englisg translahiok: Circling – 3rq edltiog, Pub:
The Creator (Znak I njegova deca, Oblik, in with a small number of Stojanović his own poetic For that reason, and critic, David Kecman, described him a cosmosophist. In his poems, he covers the smallest and the largest topics equal attention, often juxtaposing them to the level of paradox and absurdity, gradually new and that not only poetic either in origin or in purpose. Some themes and preoccupations, be they stones galaxies, are present in all of his books it can be said his poetry books are, in long and that of serve ingredients of a book that is still in the making. He used many poetic forms never used before in Serbian and also new forms. elegance represented simplicity, then these of the most elegant verses imaginable," Published works The majority of Stojanović's poems, initially in Serbian compiled into six volumes of poetry, been translated into English and a selection of poems has been translated into French. Poetry (1993) Krugovanje: 1978–1987; English translation: Circling: 1978–1987, Pub: Alpha University, Belgrade (1998) – 2nd edition; translation: 1978–1987 2nd Pub: Narodna Alpha University, Belgrade (1999) Sunce sebe gleda; English translation: The Sun the Sun, Pub: Književna reč, Belgrade (2000) Znak i njegova translation: Sign and its Pub: Prosveta, Belgrade (2000) English The Shape, Pub: Gramatik, in by (14 2012) Tvoritelj, English translation: The Pub: Narodna knjiga, Alpha University, (2000) Krugovanje – 3rd 3rd edition, Pub:
 The Creator (Znak I njegova decA, Oblik,  TvorItelj ), In wHicH, wIth a RelaTively small numBEr of Words repeated in differeNt conTeXTs, StOJaNović Built hiS OwN POetIc CoSmoGoNY. FOr thaT reAson, wriTer and critIc, DAvId Kecman, descRIbEd him as a coSmoSophist.

In his PoeMs, he coVeRs tHE smalLesT and tHe largESt topiCs with equAl ATtentiON, often jUXTaPosiNg them to the level oF PaRAdox and absurdiTy, gradUaLLy BUIldIng New perspecTiVes anD MeaningS ThAT ARe nOT only poetic eiTher in origiN Or iN purpoSe. somE Themes And prEoCCupAtions, be theY stoNes or galaXies, arE Present IN all of hIs bookS anD it Can bE SaId ThaT hIS poETrY boOKs aRe, in themSeLvEs, lonG poeMS AND thaT alL of tHem seRve as ingredieNts Of a hYPer-PoetrY book That Is Still In the mAking.

he Used many poetic fOrms Never used BefOrE in seRbian POetry aNd aLso Created Some new FOrmS. "IF ELEgAnce is represented bY sIMPlIcity, theN these ARe SoME of the moSt EleGant VERses iMagiNAbLe," Branko mikasiNOvIcH stated.

puBlisheD wOrkS 
ThE majoRIty oF StojaNović's poEms, inITially written iN serbian and comPIlED InTO six VolUmes of poetrY, havE Been TranSLaTed INto EnGlish  AnD A sELection of his poems haS bEen traNslatEd into French.

POetry
 (1993) KrugoVANJe: 1978–1987; EnglisH traNSlATion: Circling: 1978–1987, PuB: NaroDna knjiga, ALPha UniveRsity, belgrade
 (1998) krugovanjE – 2ND edition; engLisH trAnsLATiOn: Circling: 1978–1987 – 2nd eDITion, puB: NarodnA knJiga, AlpHa UNivErsIty, beLgrade
 (1999) SunCe sebe glEdA; ENgLiSh tRanslATion: The SUn watChEs tHe Sun, pUb: KnjiŽevna Reč, BElGrADe
 (2000) ZNak i njeGOvA DEca; ENgLiSh trAnsLaTion: THe SiGN anD its ChiLdren, Pub: PRosVEta, BElGrAde
 (2000) ObliK; English transLaTion: The ShaPe, pub: gramatIK, podgoricA; republished in English by nEw AvenuE BoOks (14 JuLy 2012)
 (2000) TvOritelj, EnGliSh tranSlaTIon: The creatoR, Pub: NArOdnA KNjiga, aLPhA UnIvErsity, BelgRADe
 (2000) KRugovAnJe – 3rd Edition; english translation: cIrcLing – 3rd edition, pub:
 The Creator (Znak I njego va deca, O blik,   T vor it elj), i n which, witha  rel atively small number o f wor ds repe a te d indiffere n tc o nte xt s,  St oj a no vić b uil t his o wn poeticcos mo gony. For th a treason, wr ite r and critic , D avid K ec man ,  desc rib ed hi m as a cosmos ophist.
In his po e ms, hec o ve rs t he smallest and t h el argest topicswith e qu a la t ten tio n, often j ux tapos i ng them to t h e l e vel of parado x and absur d ity , grad ua lly buildi ng ne wp ers pectives an d me anings th at are not onl y  poetic  eithe r i n o rigi n  o rinpu r pos e .Som e  th emes and  p re occup atio n s , be t hey  sto nes o r galaxies, a repres e ntin al l ofhisbo oks a nd itcan b esaid that his p oetr y books a re,  i n t he mselv e s, lon g p oem s and t hat all ofth e m se rve as ingredients  o f ahyper-po etry b o ok  t h at is st il l i n th e makin g.
H eused man y poet i cfo rms nev er  usedbe for e i n Ser b ianpoetry  and als o cre a ted some new f o rms. "If eleg a nc e is repr ese nted by sim plic i ty,then th ese are s ome o ft he most elegant verses  i magina ble,"  Branko Mikas inovich st a t e d.

Publ ishe d  w o rks 
The major ity o f Stojanov i ć's poem s, in itiallywritten i n Serbianand  co mpi led i nt o six volumes o f po et ry, hav e b een tra nsl ate d i nto  E nglish  a nd a sel ec ti on  o f h is po e ms has b ee n t ra nsl atedi nto Fr ench. 

Po et ry  (1 993) Kr u go v a nje:  1 97 8–19 87;  E nglis h tr a nsl ation:Circling:  19 7 8–19 87 ,Pub: Na rodna knjiga,  A lpha Unive rs ity , Belg r a de
 (199 8) Krugovanje – 2nd edi t ion; En gli sh tr ansl ation: Ci rcl ing: 1 978 – 1987 –  2nd e ditio n,  Pu b :  Naro d n aknj ig a, Alpha U n i ver sity,  B elgr ade
 (1 999) Sunce sebe gl e da;  English tran sla tion : Th e S u nW atc he s  th e Sun, Pub: Knjiž evna reč,Be l gr ade
 (2000 )  Zn ak  i njeg ova dec a; En g lish tr anslation : The Sig nandi t s C hildren, P ub: Pros veta, Bel g rade(2 000)Obl ik; En gl ish  tran slatio n : T he Sh ape, P ub : Gram atik,  P odgorica ; republished in Englis h by N ew Av enu e Books ( 14J uly  2012)
 ( 2000 ) Tvoritel j,Eng lishtra n slati on:T he  Cr e ator,  Pub :  Narodnak nj iga , Al pha Univers i t y , B elgra de(2000)  Kru govanje – 3rd edi t ion; English t rans l a tio n:C ircl in g – 3rd editio n,Pu b : 
 The_Creator (Znak_I njegova deca, Oblik,_ Tvoritelj_),_in which,_with_a relatively small_number of words_repeated in different contexts,_Stojanović built his_own_poetic cosmogony. For that reason, writer and critic, David Kecman, described him as a_cosmosophist.

In_his poems,_he_covers_the smallest and the largest_topics with equal attention, often_juxtaposing them_to the level of paradox and absurdity, gradually_building_new perspectives and_meanings that are not only poetic either in origin_or in purpose. Some themes and_preoccupations, be they_stones_or_galaxies, are present in_all of his books and it_can be said that his poetry_books are, in themselves, long poems and_that all of them serve as_ingredients of a hyper-poetry book_that is_still in the making.

He used_many poetic forms_never used_before in Serbian_poetry and also created some new_forms. "If elegance_is represented by simplicity, then these_are_some of the_most_elegant_verses imaginable,"_Branko Mikasinovich stated.

Published_works_
The majority_of_Stojanović's poems, initially written in Serbian_and_compiled into six volumes of poetry, have_been translated into English__and a selection of_his poems has been translated_into French.

Poetry
 (1993) Krugovanje: 1978–1987; English_translation: Circling:_1978–1987, Pub:_Narodna knjiga, Alpha University, Belgrade
 (1998) Krugovanje – 2nd edition; English_translation: Circling: 1978–1987 – 2nd edition,_Pub: Narodna knjiga, Alpha_University, Belgrade
_(1999)_Sunce sebe gleda;_English_translation: The_Sun Watches the Sun, Pub: Književna reč,_Belgrade
 (2000)_Znak i njegova deca; English translation:_The Sign and its_Children,_Pub: Prosveta, Belgrade
 (2000) Oblik; English_translation: The Shape, Pub: Gramatik, Podgorica;_republished in English by New_Avenue_Books_(14 July 2012)
 (2000) Tvoritelj,_English translation: The Creator, Pub: Narodna_knjiga, Alpha University,_Belgrade
 (2000) Krugovanje – 3rd edition; English_translation:_Circling – 3rd edition, Pub: