Near the Han-River, I’ve been for twenty years,
In spring dark, the fishing floats’re bright on the weirs.
Not knowing why the Walton’s rushing to the fishing, calm douce.
Then how can we remember the reason Diogenes'd been a recluse.
The big and Green building in Yeouido where it stinks, but my lousy
Maisonette in Yong-San, always the river winds blow clearly
Now, it become diminished my ambition in young days,
Often, the old friends invite me to the saloon, these days,
(Apr. 17th, 2024, Kinsley Lee)
- Author: Kinsley Lee (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: May 27th, 2024 20:36
- Category: Short story
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