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Lonely Old Poet
Poetry world of late poet Lee Sang-mook... "I knew it was a great poet"
-Oh Tae-gyu novelist
People who were fine died rattledly. It is the season of death. Last night, I too couldn't sleep because of the accidental death of a poet. Through Facebook, I only knew that I was a lonely old poet living in Toronto, but it was the reason I mourned even more.
Every time I posted, he commented on everything. He also praised him every time. At that time, my reaction was rather embarrassing. Sometimes, few people except me read his writings, which seemed to me remembered as a "lone old poet." Due to personal circumstances, I took a year and a half off, and when I returned, he did not appear.
I forgot him too. When I saw the obituary of a fellow poet posted by my wife yesterday, he suddenly emerged from the sea of oblivion. How can I forget so much? ¡°You read my writing so hard, why didn't I ever read his poems? Oh, I should have explored his life and literature at least once.¡± I fell into deep regret for a moment.
I immediately searched for friends.
¡°Sang Mook Lee, born October 20, 1940. Born in Mokpo. Graduated from Seoul High School, Seoul National University College of Engineering. Lives in Toronto. He debuted as a poet in'Literature and Criticism' in 1988. Recently, in 2016, he published his complete collection of poems, ¡°The Birthplace of Lincoln and the Blueberry Field of Mt. Paekdu.¡±
A post posted by a friend on the timeline on October 20, 2019 caught my eye.
Yearn Choi to Sang Mook Lee
¡°I wish you peace.¡±
At the moment, I fell in deep shock. This is how I knew his death.
Only then I started to read his poems on Facebook, where the boys and girls at most were. I could quickly feel the rich sensibility and image, the insight and analysis of intelligence, and the intense criticism. It was amazing. It was endlessly regrettable that I couldn't read the complete book of his poems, ¡°Lincoln's Birthplace and the Blueberry Field of Mt.
I read his poems with tears. I did. I wanted to introduce his poem with repentance.
He was born during the Japanese colonial rule and was a first-generation immigrant poet who began living abroad with his bare hands after passing through the poorest and most difficult years during the Korean War, April 19 and May 16, but he took away all his feelings when he talked about the difficult and difficult immigration experience. He described the situation objectively and calmly. In the early poem, ¡°Thinking about the mortar,¡± such an attitude was confirmed.
Thinking of mortar
¡°Can't I go in/into that mortar/I will never go back in
Put a full of barley in a mortar/Mother struck the ball/and asked me to stir the barley
Ball dysfunction / overflowing vortex / barley grains keep scattering
I ended up leaking out/oh, that was a few decades ago
It's already been a long time since my mother was angry and blamed
One of the boritol was a waste/but now I know
That the mother/ball is beaten and granulated/barley peeled
And also/because it was mixed with small stones/I can't go back anymore"
The poet compares himself living in a foreign land that is'mixed with the small stones' of foreign civilizations and is not well mixed with barley eggs that bounce out of the ball, and from the mischief, humans suddenly suffer and bump into each other. I realized that I was growing and having a mature relationship. Thus, he sings, ¡®It is beaten by a ball and becomes grains/ Barley hugs and peels.¡¯
Toothy eyes
¡°Now the rusty swing
Higher, grandpa, higher
The sound of grandson's laughter is high in the sky
The sub-buks are coming down from an invisible place.¡±
Empty nest
¡°The mother bird who divided the relationship once
In the covenant ring wrapped around a tree branch
When it rained after laying eggs, they covered their young with wings.
Birds who don't know which sky they flew
During the day the sun and the moon at night put the ring on the finger.¡±
Rich images, restrained plain language, and outstanding imagination came with a calm impression.
Swani river
¡°On the River Suwani/There is no River Suwanee
One name/River floating in the clouds
A person who thinks of / sees far away from the sky / a river that is born silently
One pebble/fly over the water
Distant river/Swanee/Sunset hill/flowing from the other side.¡±
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¡°When I planted a lot of marigolds on my heel/I felt like I was wearing flower shoes
When the leaves are dyed/put down with confetti/people approached
Now / even if you take off everything and dance, an empty park
Thinking about the days I have lived and the days I will live, I raised my hands towards the sky
Then/a piece of white-eyed drawing paper came down/I became a picture.¡±
First of all, the poet's idea of ¡°appealing to human sensibility¡± is well expressed. Without any intellectual judgment or logical prediction, he sings as he feels from the standpoint of looking at life and death, human destiny, nature's laws, and dynamism without intervening. I was able to glimpse the aesthetics of deep contemplation on life.
¡°It turned out that he was a great poet.¡± Maybe that's why I am writing this article. It was the thing that bothered me the most. no. From the moment I got to know him, I loved his life of 40 years of writing in a distant and distant role. He is repenting with tears that he had neglected for a while.
¡°Now I wish you blessedness on your face. We pay homage to the passion and poetic achievements you put into poetry during your lifetime, and congratulate you on the publication of the poem book, Lincoln's Birthplace and the Paekdu Mountain Wilderness Field, even if it was late. After reading all the poems, I will once again write an article in honor of the teacher. Take a rest.