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[Digital Poetry Masterpieces-14] A Mother's Sigh and Tears in Front of the Stove
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- Im Hyegyeong's digital poem "Eunmilhan Gonggan" is introduced as a work capturing a mother's sigh and tears in front of the stove.
- In the photo, a woman with a towel tied around her head lights a fire in the stove, and the poem likens the steam to a sigh and the water droplets to tears.
- The text reads the unspoken feelings behind the scene: after taking her children's side and drawing her husband's anger, the mother still sits in front of the fire.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디카시 명작선-14] 아궁이 앞에 서린 어머니의 한숨과 눈물
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