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Rural Charm Stirs a Poet's Pen
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- A column on the rural scenery and charm encountered while moving between the city and a country house, which led to the poem "Haetbichi Doedoragan Jari" by Bak Mijin.
- The piece captures the flowers in the country house garden, the purple flowers beside the earthenware jars behind the house, and the sound of insects on a rural night.
- The column explains that the poet shares with readers the joy found in nature and the peaceful time revealed when one looks without hurry.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [오늘의 시선] 시골의 정취, 시인의 펜을 움직이다
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