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[Digital Poetry Masterpieces-18] Kim U-yeong's Digital Poem "Eobuba"
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- Kim U-yeong's "Eobuba" is introduced as the 18th entry in the Digital Poetry Masterpieces series, a two-line work that pairs a poem with a photo of a subway escalator.
- The poet describes people standing on the escalator as being "carried up the stairs on someone's back," contrasting the fatigue of those who walked on their own feet all day with rest.
- The article calls the work a fine example of the beauty of digital poetry, which finds new meaning in a familiar everyday scene.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디카시 명작선-18] 김우영 시인의 디카시 「어부바」
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