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"A Sound of Language That Seeps In Like Breath": Poetry Collection "Amudo Meomulji Anatda" Exploring Life and Reflection Published
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- Poet Lee Gyeong-seok published the poetry collection "Amudo Meomulji Anatda" in 2026.
- The collection captures the mountains and wind of Gangwon-do, the alleys and windows of the city, and moments of the seasons and of strolling, in short lines and restrained language.
- The article notes that the poet's calm gaze, after a long career in public service and his return to literature, runs throughout the poems.
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