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[Dicasi Masterpiece Collection-5] My father's sharp words, even through the rusted years
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- Poet Jeong Hong-geun's dicasi "Gieogui Seupjak" evokes his father's long life through a photo of a sickle hanging on a wall tree.
- The poem captures its core in two lines: "Though body and mind have rusted, / old habits remain sharply honed."
- The article reads "sentence" as the days his father spent tilling the soil, and interprets the title "study" as a life that is not yet finished.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디카시 명작선-5] 녹슨 세월에도 날이 선 아버지의 문장
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