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Today's Poem (8) - Ji Eun-gyeong <Yesenin's Eyes, Duncan's Tongue>
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- In the eighth installment of "Today's Poem," a series written by poet Park Eunseon, Ji Eun-gyeong's poem "Yesenin's Eyes, Duncan's Tongue" is introduced.
- The poem compares your eyes to Sergei Yesenin and my tongue to Isadora Duncan, portraying the love between the two.
- In her writer's note, Ji Eun-gyeong writes that modern people live with anxiety and loneliness, and that love is also uncertain.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 박은선시인의 오늘의 詩(8)-지은경<예세닌의 눈, 덩컨의 혀>
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