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Poet Park Eunseon: Today's Poem (5) "Here, and Now"… Eyes that Connect People Move the World
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- In the fifth installment of reporter Park Eunseon's series "Today's Poem," the poem "Here, and Now" by poet Ji Eun-gyeong was introduced and explained.
- Ji Eun-gyeong holds a PhD in literature, chairs the Literary Information Committee of the Korean Writers' Association, and has published 14 books, including the poetry collection "Oraen Chimmuk."
- The commentary assessed that the poem conveys the message that life is here and now, not in the future or the past.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 박은선 시인의 오늘의 詩(5) 「여기, 그리고 지금」… 사람을 잇는 눈빛, 세상을 움직이다
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