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Same Flower, Different Views
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- A column comparing two poems on the same morning glory: "Kkumkkuneun Napalkkot" by poet Won Seo-jeong and the photo-poem "Nonneun Beop" by poet Kim U-yeong.
- "Kkumkkuneun Napalkkot" says it is fine to bloom late while dancing with the wind, while "Nonneun Beop" depicts the flower wrapped around an iron structure.
- The writer suggests that on hurried days, one remember "I'm late, but that's okay," and that if one has held onto something for a long time, one try to loosen their grip.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [오늘의 시선] 같은 꽃, 다른 시선
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