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[Digital Poetry Selection-1] After Crying Our Hearts Out, What Does It Matter Which Road Home
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- 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.
- 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.”
- 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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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디카시 명작선-1] 실컷 울었으니, 돌아가는 길 어딘들 어떠랴
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