Kim Nam-jo's "Gyeoul Bada": Depth of Soul Blooms Amid Emptiness

1. The article introduces Kim Nam-jo's poem "Gyeoul Bada" and describes it as a poem that confronts emptiness and loneliness in the cold, vacant winter sea.
2. The article explains that in the winter sea, where even the birds have died, the poet prays to live her remaining days more deeply, taking time as her teacher.
3. The article says the poem holds that the depth of the soul matters more than the length of the remaining days, and asks readers where their soul stands.

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