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The reason why I sang poems whenever my heart was depressed...Song of the drifter
I usually read good poems eagerly and then write poems to suit my mood.
-Oh Tae-gyu novelist
I was trapped inside the house because of the corona and cold wave. He is struggling with her fever several times a day. He recited poems and made himself selfless, but he nevertheless missed the ¡°times¡± he was able to enter and leave at will.
In the previous year, I made a ¡°Myeongshi Anthology¡± by selecting my favorite poems from over 100 poets. Whenever my heart was down, I sang poems. It was quite effective. I was able to soothe my mind while humming poetry. In other words, she is doing ¡°customized poem recitation¡± by herself.
To do that, you have to read good poems eagerly and then write them to suit your mood. It wasn't as hot as drinking and singing, but I was able to do pretty high-class art-therapy.
The temperature dropped last night, and it was a sign of snow. Paesos and a sense of silence poured into the bones. While turning my body for a long time, I recited Kim Gwang-gyun's ¡°Solya¡±.
¡°Because it¡¯s good news from somewhere
Are you flying silently in the middle of the night?
A lantern thinning at the end of the eaves
White snow falls
My heart fills with high-yan breath
Light a lantern in the air of my heart
I¡¯m alone in the deep night when I get down in the garden
The sound of a woman taking off her clothes
(syncopation)
Without a ray of light or scent
He wore a brilliant costume as Hoeul
The white snow falls and piles up
On top of my sorrow I will stand.¡±
Winter is in full swing, but I was already waiting for the spring and March. I began to recite Kim Chun-soo's "Snow Falls on Chagall's Village."
¡°In the village of Chagall, it snows in March.
On the temple of the man who stood hoping for spring
New veins
It trembles right.
To the temple of a man who trembles
Rubbing the new veins
Eyes have tens of thousands of wings
Coming down from the sky, the village of Chagall
Cover the roof and chimney.
When it snows in March
The winter fruits of the village of Chagall
The water turns olive again
At night,
The most beautiful fire of the year
I get sick of it.¡±
¡°At night, the Anaks set the most beautiful fire of the year in the furnace.¡± Reading the last line, my heart warmed up.
Today is Sunday. As soon as I opened my eyes in the morning, Inwangsan, covered with white snow, came into the snow. Hastily went out to the balcony. It was pitiful to see the flowers that could not escape into the house with their eyes on their heads. The wife talks with the flower. I can now hear the screams and moans of the flowers. I was reciting Ahn Do-Hyun¡¯s ¡°flower¡±. He comforted'The Flower of Ingo'.
¡°If you don¡¯t spit it out, what¡¯s painful
Because in the body
Flowers bloom
Honestly, the flower tree
Having to bloom flowers is painful
What i missed you,
This is a ugly wound that festers and rots if not popped right away.
This is what I send to you
Like pushing a flower stalk in the air
(syncopation)
Struggling all night to survive
Blood in the mouth,
When you can't and can't spit
The flower blooms.¡±
After the Sunday worship service, my wife went into the chapel to study the Bible, and I went down the 88 steps of the church and returned home. Alas, when I went down the 88 stairs, I felt like I was thrown out of myself for some reason, looking for something alone and floating somewhere in Dongdang-dong. Jeong Chae-mo felt lonely and impatient. It felt as if the years of my life had stepped in vain. Without knowing it, I humbled Shin Kyung-rim¡¯s ¡°Song of the Wandering One¡±.
¡°I think I left something at the remote post office.
It seems that someone abandoned someone at a simple station
So I got up and got on the train
I wander through the narrow alley where snow pours out
I snoop at the messy streets of trash
To find what you left behind
No, at the end of the world before coming to this world
I may have left something
Even if I go to the other world, I¡¯m in this world again
You may be wandering around trying to find what you left behind.¡±
It has just passed 5 o'clock, and the night has come. Why do I hate long nights so much? I looked at Facebook without any difficulty. Poet Kang Min's writing caught my attention. My heart became proud. He's doing so well, but whenever I come into contact with his current situation, why is it that I have a breathtaking thought. Is it because of his poem, "The Sunset". I suddenly remembered the candlelight protests that winter that year, when we participated almost without falling out of it. (Poet Kang Min also passed away in the year before) Then unexpectedly, a poem called ¡°candle¡± by the golden poet came to mind. I did. I ended the day by reciteing the poems of two old poets. Where could there be a bigger Hogang? Thank you, thank you!
¡°At sunset
-Poet Kang Min
Say you will go
Longing for the end of the sky
I don't know
Say you will go
spring Summer Fall Winter
Steep slopes of the four seasons
A screaming river
Beyond that
Stop, is there a place to be one body
Where are you going
I will go again today
I will go.¡±
Candlelight
-Golden Poet
Candlelight!
If you light the wick
From then on towards the end
It is to start.
Pushing out the darkness
That fragile resistance
Whose spirit has learned
a quiet sacrifice
(syncopation)
Limited time
Even if it burns
Without mourning
Enjoying the moment with flowers
The dancing candle.¡±
Wait, Mr. Kum-chan (poet), you know well from the basement that I've been scrutinizing your poems. I was wrong. Please forgive me. Today¡¯s highlight is the teacher¡¯s ¡®candle¡¯. Teacher, take a rest.