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Park Eun-seon's Poem of the Day (6): Ji Eun-gyeong's "Sumeun Eolgul"
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- Reporter Park Eun-seon reads Ji Eun-gyeong's poem "Sumeun Eolgul" as a work that gazes at modern people's duality and self-deception through the symbol of the mirror.
- The reporter interprets that the face, in lines such as "the face worn when going to work," becomes a mask swapped depending on the situation.
- The reporter says the poem prompts readers to reflect: "Is the face I am wearing today really my true face?"
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 박은선시인의 오늘의 詩(6) 지은경의 「숨은 얼굴」
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