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Cosmos Flower, and: Someone Who Makes a Bridge Feel Lonely, and: Springtime Sea, and: A Flower, and: Rice Cake

Cosmos Flower, and: Someone Who Makes a Bridge Feel Lonely, and: Springtime Sea, and: A Flower,... Five Poem s by K im Sa-in Translated by Brother Anthony of Taizé C o s m o s F l ow e r Empty pocket of someone who has never persecuted anyone. When shall we go back home and weeping relate to father all that has happened since we le? ft 77 S o m e o n e Wh o M a k e s a B r i d g e F e e l L o n e ly God, suppose I took a poem such as this, transformed and reworked it, couldn’t you consider that a new poem? I see someone crossing a bridge. He walks, stops briefly, and looks at the distant hills, walks, pauses and does the same again. A little later someone else crosses the bridge. Passing with quick steps he is soon across, gone without a trace. The bridge remains empty, alone. Someone quickly crossing a bridge makes the bridge feel lonely. e Th re’s a poem that says that. (Don’t people say there are many good poems?) If you say it’s not possible, well, it can’t be helped. But please, God, don’t make a poem feel lonely by skimming http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Azalea: Journal of Korean Literature & Culture University of Hawai'I Press

Cosmos Flower, and: Someone Who Makes a Bridge Feel Lonely, and: Springtime Sea, and: A Flower, and: Rice Cake

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Five Poem s by K im Sa-in Translated by Brother Anthony of Taizé C o s m o s F l ow e r Empty pocket of someone who has never persecuted anyone. When shall we go back home and weeping relate to father all that has happened since we le? ft 77 S o m e o n e Wh o M a k e s a B r i d g e F e e l L o n e ly God, suppose I took a poem such as this, transformed and reworked it, couldn’t you consider that a new poem? I see someone crossing a bridge. He walks, stops briefly, and looks at the distant hills, walks, pauses and does the same again. A little later someone else crosses the bridge. Passing with quick steps he is soon across, gone without a trace. The bridge remains empty, alone. Someone quickly crossing a bridge makes the bridge feel lonely. e Th re’s a poem that says that. (Don’t people say there are many good poems?) If you say it’s not possible, well, it can’t be helped. But please, God, don’t make a poem feel lonely by skimming

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Azalea: Journal of Korean Literature & Culture – University of Hawai'I Press

Published: Mar 23, 2011

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