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[Digital Poetry Selection-1] After Crying Our Hearts Out, What Does It Matter Which Road Home

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  1. The poem “Gwiro” by poet Mun Changjin, a digital poem depicting a cicada lying on a sidewalk, is read in the article as the final journey home of a life.
  2. The photo shows a cicada in a crack between cracked sidewalk blocks, and the poem begins with “I cried my heart out” and ends with “what does it matter where we go.”
  3. The article says the work widens a view of a small life into a reflection on life as a whole, showing the final figure of a life well lived.

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[Digital Poetry Selection-1] After Crying Our Hearts Out, What Does It Matter Which Road Home

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디카시 명작선-1] 실컷 울었으니, 돌아가는 길 어딘들 어떠랴

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