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One Day, Then Another

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Published in 2011, this is the tenth collection of poems by Kim Kwang-Kyu. It contains 67 poems, including the title poem “One Day, Then Another.” The poet looks back on the various relationships and experiences he has had over the years, giving poetic expression to his thoughts on nature, observations he made while traveling, and tributes to friends who have passed away.

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“Those songs we sang for no reward rose up into the winter sky and fell as shooting stars.” (“Huimihan Yetsarangui Geurimja” [“Faint Shadows of Old Love”], Urireul Jeoksineun Majimak Kkum [The Last Dream to Drench Us]. Translated by Brother Anthony, of Taize, Moonji Publishing co., Ltd., 1979) Kim Kwang-Kyu is a poet who expresses everyday emotions in plain language.

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