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Poet Hong Chan-sun Published the 8th Poem Collection ¡ºEverything you go is art and every thing you see is history.¡»
Culture-Natural Heritage 100 Sites (Locations)-100 Poems (Poetry): Traveling to cultural assets and scenic spots nationwide to write poetry
-Reporter Park Jeong-dae
Poet Hong Chan-seon's 8th collection of poems, ¡°Everything you go is art, and every thing you see is history¡± was published (publisher = Cultural Power Plant).
Poet Hong Chan-seon visited cultural properties and scenic spots nationwide in 2020. He said, ¡°The site of a cultural property where travelers were cut off due to Corona 19 was pain itself. The parking lot was empty and the sighs of the shop owners waiting for customers to come were high and deep. It started on Dokdo. The first place in Korea where the sun rises, Dokdo is not the youngest but the eldest. Dokdo is not a lonely island. Dokdo is a lump of imagination, a dream of youth, and the future of Korea. The footpath continued from Namhansanseong Fortress to Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, Gangneung Ojukheon and Andong Changnyeong Miryang Busan. At Eorayeon on the Donggang River, I was suffering from the heat for a while from the hot heat. I couldn't stop it. I found the power I lost at Juwangsan Jusanji. In the reed fields of Suncheon Bay, at Wabul at Unjusa Temple, and at the tomb of King Munyeong in Gongju, I looked back on the forgotten history.¡±
Poet Hong Chan-seon said, ¡°Korea was wide and deep. Those who complained of being narrow felt that it was just an excuse for those who didn't go to the wide and deep areas of Korea. No matter how good I said, it was best to move my feet and see. I realized that seeing is a word of Buddhahood (ÛÝÚ¤Üôåýìé̸). Everywhere I go is a library, and everything I see, hear, and feel is a teacher. It contains poems that I felt from seeing and feeling cultural assets and scenic spots located in places where I could be located all over the country. The body went directly to convert what I learned there into writing, and it was grouped into 100 poems written with feet. The start of the year does not end here, and it will continue in 10 and 20 years this year and next year.¡±
[Commentary Review] Choong-Jae Lee Poet-Literature Critic
Poetry Collection by Chan-sun Hong = ¡ºEverywhere you go is art, and every thing you see is history.¡»
Poet Hong Chan-seon's 8th collection of poems, ¡°Every place you go is art, and every thing you see is history¡± can be said to be an attempt to ¡°function as a comprehensive center of literature and culture¡±. It can be meaningful in that it is a product of a literary attempt that no one has attempted.
Even if I don't know, poet Hong Chan-seon historically shows the delicacy of'the passion and genius of the high mountain man Kim Jeong-ho', and the sophistication of'the cultivation of the literature and nature of Songgang Jeong-cheol' and'the folk poetry created by the footsteps of poet Shin Kyung-rim'. In that it is another literary achievement that connects the world of works created by'Professor Hong-Jun Yoo's love and hatred for cultural heritage', it can be said to be a collection of works that have all the necessary and sufficient conditions for value and meaning.
From that point of view, poet Hong Chan-seon synthesized these achievements as a whole and built a trial basis for attempting poetry. A series of creations (a collection of novels-¡¶White Sneakers of the Year¡·, a collection of poetry-¡¶dreams. -It can be said that Namhansanseong's 100 places and 100 poems and ¡°Every place you go is art and every thing you see is history¡±.
He is a poet who has a unique history that must be called by the nickname of a historical travel writer, as well as being diligent, as he has a strong "poetry foot" character, who has explored most of the poetry's cultural heritage.
Poet Hong's eighth collection of poetry begins with'Dokdo'. This is because Dokdo is the biggest issue in modern times. Starting from Dokdo and traveling around the Korean Peninsula, the poet took on a haengrang with the goal of portraying the blood, tears, and all the sorrows of his ancestors in poetry.
The poet is full of positive enthusiasm, such as a reverse horse. The poetry's unique diligence and delicacy created by the poetry's unique diligence and delicacy, based on the materials learned by seeing, hearing, and learning while jumping with one's feet, as a poem sentence that'What I thought only with my head/when I go to the field' (<Yangdong Village>) The result is this collection of poetry.
Poet Hong Chan-seon's collection of poetry is not simply the result of poetry, but rather rebukes the laziness and arrogance of those who study history with their head alone or who speak false truths based on the achievements of others. It is also a dagger that strikes the head of business intellectuals who rely on parody to encroach on the field of study. This is the power of poetry created by the spirit of inquiry that only poet Hong has.
Writer Hong's poem <Busosanseong Samchungsa> (No matter how much there is a trick to save the country and the people/When I met a leader incorrectly, I remembered a satirical poet Kim Byung-yeon (Kim Satgaat) while reading anything useless/it does not end with just uselessness/I die, the leader dies, and the people/I die after being rolled around like a flock. It is no exaggeration to say that it is not a coincidence that the spirit of Kim Byung-yeon, a wandering poet named in Yeongwol, who traveled all over the Korean peninsula and satirizes the poets involved in corruption, was found in the poems above by poet Hong Chan-seon. The reason why the country moves in this shape is that ugly political gangs at the center of the country have not only conquered the country's life, but also gathered less than the level of joking around the people.
Poet Chan-sun Hong shows a glimpse of the holy values of asylum. The reason is that it is being read that the engine is attached to the poet's own perspective and is running toward the set ultimate destination without being conscious of the surroundings. In fact, in the general part of literature or humanities, we are overly conscious of others, that is, our surroundings. In particular, the microscopic point of view created by the proposition of someone's cultural life is that it has been playing a role of taming or imprisoning creativity from the object. It can be said that it can be said that it can be said that it is an opportunity to secure a more comprehensive literary field by becoming partners in the life of poet Chan-seon Hong, who met while setting a point of orientation according to his will. It seems that the collaboration made this collection of poetry exist in the world, and it seems that it will continue to be a driving force in poet Hong Chan-sun's actions.
Below are five representative poems from poet Hong Chang-sun's collection of poems
Below are five representative poems from poet Hong Chang-sun's collection of poems.
Introduction of 5 representative poems by poet Hong Chan-sun
1) Dokdo is not lonely
Who called Dokdo a lonely island
It's enormous and has nothing to lean on
A large island towering over the East Sea
Umbrella Peak, Daehanbong Pair, Holding the Foundation
Chotdaebong Peak Tanggeonbong Three Brothers Cave Fan Rock
Whetstone Rock Ojak Bridge where one becomes one
Dokdo is a lump of imagination
Dokdo is a dream of youth
Dokdo is the future of Korea
A group of seagulls welcomes the chorus
On the cliff of history that has been piled up
Dokdo Chrysanthemum Dokdo Thyme Dokdo Ironwood
Dokdo Bodhi Tree as a wind friend
There are countless things to see
A place that lives far more than the invisible under the sea
Excitement with regret, regret with determination
Now the commitment turns into rebirth
A place where life sprouts every time
Dokdo is never lonely
2) Yangdong Village
What I thought only with my head
When I go to the scene, it always gets to pieces.
As I entered Yangdong village in Gyeongju
Two dogs
I was amazed and shocked.
Saying that you don't know it's good before you go
Saying that it was listed as a UNESCO Heritage Site
Three wise men who will surprise the world
Saying that there is a house built on the site of the birthplace
There were a lot of words to hear
Whenever that happens, is it just a town where people live?
Whoever you've seen is proud of
When will I have time to stop by?
Time passed like a robber while he was hanging out.
To say that the name is not passed on in vain
From the moment you entered Yangdong Village
I can't take my eyes wide open and my mouth open
It continued until the moment I had to leave.
The roof tiles and thatched houses built on the hillside
Like a watercolor, like a life in harmony with the nobles and commoners
Seolchang-san Seongju-san Machine-cheon It is buried in Hyeongsan River
The Garden of Eden in the middle is like an outer wheel
The surrounding Angol Mulbonggol Dudonggol Jangtaegol 100
He is a teacher who drives out two dogs.
3) Busosanseong Samchungsa Temple
The wind blows over Mount Buso.
From Goransa through Nakhwaam
The lonely wind surrounding Samchungsa Temple
No matter how much you have the trick to save your country and people,
It's useless to meet the wrong leader
It doesn't just end up being useless
I die, the leader dies, the people
Bread and die like a flock
What is the use of the word loyal
What is already going to death at birth
Isn't it sad at all for my body to die
And the vain death of the 5000 Order that I left my life
The history distortion of the death of 3,000 court ladies
That the beautiful culture disappears
How can I open my eyes and see
The loser cannot speak, and the lion does not speak
Even if they are loyal, they cannot correct the king
The sin of failing to save the people does not lighten
Even the ruin of my country is just us
Three people have no choice but to chew, chew and chew
The wind coming over Nakhwaam is bound to be intact
4) love tree
When I think of love and look at the tree
I can see the heart
Your face is freezing
Leaning the dark night on the wind lullaby
The arms and fingers of the zelkova trees that have lived for half a thousand years
It is a witchcraft created with the help of heaven and earth.
My dry heart without love
Hard hair that doesn't flutter
Your eyes filled with prior knowledge
The love that trees convey
I can't see
The tree regrets the cold heart of the white house.
The tree smiles at Yu Geum-Pil¡¯s warm heart
The trees come up with hands in the new dawn
We welcome seniors and fairies with love flowers
The tree passes through Gyeryongsan Mountain and the Baekma River
A love that flies faster than a shot
I piled it up with honey on one side of the heart
I need love
Trying to love
To those who want to share love
Open it wide and give it to one side with a smile
5) Dorasan Station
Dorasan Station always hurts
When wild flowers bloom in spring
It hurts because there is no one to look at
When the silver grass is white in autumn
It hurts because we can't prepare for winter together
Dorasan Station is always painful.
Climb the hermitage built by his wife Nakrang Princess
King Gyeongsoon's tears as he looked at Seorabeol in the distance
Was Han Was Young?
Even the autumn sun that ripens red pepper is painful
If you take a leisurely 56km to the south, Seoul
If you hurry to the north and shoot 205 km, Pyongyang
If it¡¯s a goose going to the sky at will
A place where you can come and go several times a day
Even a fish that swims hard
A place to come and go quickly after going through the Garam Sea
If you take a train from Seoul and run north
That I can go through this place and go to Europe
The hope that swelled up with excitement was a dream
Without meticulous cracking
It is a tower of thought built without strong pillars
It hurts every time I come
I feel sick every time I go
It gets bitter every time I look at it