The Morning of Mathematicians / Kim Soyeon / Kang Nobuko

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Essays and Essays
Places that Cannot be Seen, Voices that Cannot be Heard, Words that are Not Yet Spoken
For stories that cannot be told
The first Japanese translation of a collection of poems written by Kim Soyeon, who is both literary and social in a country where poems are widely loved.
Contains 49 works including "The Leader," who is closely related to the struggles of Hanjin Motor workers, and "Daji," which was read in the film "Poet's Love".
The 『 poet Kim Soyeon, who won the 8th Japanese Translation Grand Prize, is a dictionary of one character in 』.
"Poetry is not something to be read but something to live.
If there is anything to be filled, it is a blank of my own life to live poetry and travel.
It is the same for you who took this collection of poetry and became a traveler.
Even if you realize it now, you can't turn back.
(Oh, My God, Soyeon!)"
-- "Selection Korean Poetry" is a series of poems written in the same period in Korean.
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Selection Korean Poetry" is a series of poems written in the same period in Korean.
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Selection Korean Poetry" is a series of poems written in the same period in Korean.
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Selection Korean Poetry" is a series of poems written in the same period in Korean.
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Selection Korean Poetry"