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I hope your weeping will become music 11
Tears, such beautiful waterdrops 13 The stars in the early evening wash my face 15 My Poetry 17 The East Sea 19 The whole of a day’s life is today 21 Kakbuk 23 Don't make the word ‘love’ lonely 25 Paper airplane 27 Sometimes sorrow is warm 29 I hope you fall asleep leaning on my shoulder 31 Things happening 33 Snow 35 I write poetry to connect hearts 37 Names 39 The strength to be lonely 41 Mountain 43 Coming back home in a train 45 Washing Birds 47 Winter sky 49 Thoughts beneath a magnolia tree 51 Resume of Balsam-flower nail-dying 53 Camellias 55 The word poetry 57 Autumn comes from afar 59 Sending off a bird and waiting for a bird 61 Wild roses 63 Practice with the crescent moon 65 Tell the birds what I say 67 Snug as a chick under a hen's feathers 69 Patchwork shadow 71 Let's go together 73 A sick person 75 New Year's greetings 77 Poem written at dawn 79 Give me your arms 81 A baby's cry 83 Sorrow to joy 85 Autumn evening 87 A single maple leaf 89 Departed days 91 Today is twilight 93 Wake up, today is the first day of October 95 Time to turn on the lights 97 Love 99 A small greeting to the face 101 An empty house 103 The dream of the grass seed 105 Puddle mirror 107 A poetry collection whose title I can't remember 109 French countryside 111 Like That 113 The present 115 |
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I often fall asleep at night with the words on, then even
in my sleep I wander around looking for warm words like cotton clothes. It’s been fifty-three years since I started writing poetry. I have tried to make a set of clothes that can withstand the cold wind with every stitch. I have tried to write poems like the sound of rain falling on sesame leaves, the wind blowing through reeds, the green leaves where bugs sleep, the first flower buds hanging from the tips of branches, apricot blossoms that I see when I get off at a small station, I have tried to write poems like a scarf knitted by my own hands after picking up the fallen stitches, like the warmth of a blanket that I put my frozen hands in when I come back from school on a cold day. It’s still unfinished, please wait. For this small promise, I will walk steadily without resting for the rest of my days. Even though my steps are slow, I will go toward you, soothing my sore feet, if you just wait, if you just endure and wait. --- p.17 「My Poetry」 중에서 The word poetry breaks my ears open in a flash, scales I had never heard before are reborn. The wind bringing a congratulatory address, the clouds reading a farewell address then leaving, the green willow leaves of the reservoir waking up and a tray of sunlight rustling as it asks me to put something in it. The blades of grass that have shaken off dew bring noon. Someone keeps throwing the future in front of him. A bouquet of words brings to birth a constellation that was not there before. A heart that asks where beauty is is that beauty. The shoes are heading toward a new life. --- p.67 「The word poetry」 중에서 No matter how much I sing, the stars are not happy. No matter how much I dance, the butterflies are not happy I walked alone to meet joy. The wild flowers frowned, asking to be called by my name. The weight of sorrow cannot be measured even if I hold it in my hand. But today, I am happy alone. I got a letter saying that after reading my poems, you hugged the book tightly, copied out a line, then fell asleep. --- p.85 The dream of the grass seed I was buried under the asphalt. I want to see the sunlight, I want to hear the cicadas and the cranes, I'm hungry. I live only on water. It's been a year since I started living here. Kick me out. I want to go out into the world with green leaves and bloom pretty flower buds like ribbons. Can you hear my voice? I won't cry. Kick this hard asphalt. Please. --- p.105 「Sorrow to joy」 중에서 What I am writing is called the present. The present is alive. This is the truth And my everything. --- p.115 「The present」 중에서 |
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Tears, such beautiful waterdrops
The name sorrow lives in sorrow. Like a tree waiting for spring, I live by waiting. I walk to the world’s remote house embracing beautiful longing like a book. Tough the silver thread of sunlight breaks, the string of waiting does not break. When I call your name, you flocks of butterflies with tens of thousands of wings come to me, and the wind blows to the end of the world made by sorrow. Family, my eternally dependent family, you body of time that share my heart like leaves sharing dew in the air, you to whom I want to give the most precious thing, the only precious thing I have is tears, and tears only moisten, they do not break. tears, such beautiful waterdrops |