The Landscape Of Choryang-Dong

Kinsley Lee

Across from the Busan Station, in Choryang-dong, at the city of core.
Rare are the people passing by at 8 o'clock on an early night, 
It looks dark bars, here and there, extinguished their light.
Late fall-wind knocks on the door, be a customer of the dark store.
(10th, Jun.,2023, Kinsley Lee)

  • Author: Kinsley Lee (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 11th, 2023 17:22
  • Comment from author about the poem: I have been to Busan in late Fall, in 2020. The city was chill at the early night, because of the Corona. I tried to write the feelings at that time.
  • Category: Short story
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Comments2

  • orchidee

    Good write K.

  • L. B. Mek

    words of resolve
    a picture of sparsity, yet
    I glimpse a pram in the doorway
    of the eatery
    an emblem of enduring hope
    someone
    is busy feeding their young
    keeping
    that torch of alive, burning bright
    and those
    tiny torches, congregated as one
    a lighthouse
    that anchored our unyielding
    resolve
    to overcome covid, so now
    we
    look back at it, as if a distant
    nightmare
    and awakened we're hustling
    on those, same
    silent streets, and dreaming
    of those days
    when we had all the free space
    to move
    as freely as we wanted...
    lol
    we should be careful
    of what we wish for...
    (great write, dear Poet
    thank you!
    hope you had a great holiday
    are you from Busan?
    do you have the accent?
    do you visit the seaside often?
    lol
    forgive me, I've always wanted to visit
    your beautiful country)

    • Kinsley Lee

      Dear L. B.
      Hi! Thank you for your kind answering poem. Firstly, I wrote a poem when I visited Busan 3 years ago, it's according to the Chinese Traditional form(4 line, 7 letters, tight intonation, closed form)and few days ago I translated it in English. I wish you visit Korea, and Busan, some day. Wish your good days!
      Best Regards. Kinsley



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