Feeling Never Stops

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· 제목 : Feeling Never Stops (영문판)
· 분류 : 국내도서 > 소설/시/희곡 > 시 > 한국시
· ISBN : 9791156625155
· 쪽수 : 128쪽
· 출판일 : 2020-11-30

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K-포엣 시리즈. 시간이 흘러도 명작으로 손꼽히는 한국 대표시인들의 대표시들은 지난 시대의 삶을 재생시켜주고 삶의 보편적 문제들에 대한 깊은 통찰도 담고 있다. 2020년부터는 한국문학을 이끌어 가는 젊은 시인들도 대거 합류하여 품격을 높인다.

Someone with an Open Back
Turning Off the Light and Lying Down
As the Sun Sets Strand by Strand
Informal Sorrow
Walking Beside the River 1
Clouds That Have Vanished
The Completed Snack Bar
Feeling Never Stops
Let’s Start Worrying
New History
Autopsy
A Museum
Bumpy Misfortune
The Worst Habit
Spring Night
Walking Alone Side by Side
Walking Beside the River 2
Walking in the Sunset Foam
Interesting Sorrow
Although I Don’t Know
Spring’s Temple
That Is Enough
One Evening’s Snow
Order
Early Spring

Poet’s Notes
Poet’s Essay
Commentary
What They Say About Ahn Joo-cheol

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강원도 원주에서 태어났다. 2002년 『창작과 비평』으로 등단. 시집 『다음 생에 할 일들』『불안할 때만 나는 살아 있다』가 있다. Ahn Joo-cheol Born in Wonju, Gangwon-do, he began his career in 2002 with the publication of poems in the journal Changjakgwa bipyeong. His published poetry collections are Things to be Done in the Next Life and I’m Only Alive When I’m Anxious. Translated by Brother Anthony of Taiz? Brother Anthony was born in England in 1942. He has been living in Korea since 1980, and taught English literature in Sogang University(Seoul), where he is now an Emeritus Professor. He is also a Chair-Professor at Dankook University. He took Korean citizenship in 1994 and received the Korean government’s Award of Merit, Jade Crown class, in October 2008. He has published over fifty volumes of English translations of Korean literature, mostly poetry.

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There is no way to escape from memory. People who can keep good memories for
a long time are happy people. However, people who can keep bad memories for a
long time are also happy people. Because they are alive. Even without evoking
religion, humans must live in pain. Also, there are countless things to overcome
from moment to moment. Of course, the record of numerous failures is what I am
now, and I have to live with more failures in the future. Many people think that
small successes are what make their lives worth living, but they don’t realize that
‘being alive’ goes beyond successes and failures in enabling them to live this life.
- From Poet’s Essay

Names so similar that I forgot them. I picture the face of an empty, shabby man
who is looking for a spoon that seems to have been lost, so used to it he has
become. Yes, like you said, what number man are we? What kind of life will the
tears that have overtaken us live? I bow my head, admitting a failed life, but you
nod and call it luck.
- From Commentary