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Category Archives: Poetry
On a Rainy Morning
As if everyone had left,the neighboring campers,a couple,vanished. Without a word of farewell,rain drops fellonto the crowded tents,making an unexpectedly loud sound. Surely they, too,must have departedfrom the skywithout a word of greeting. Our conversations were always like that. When … Continue reading
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비가 오는 아침에
모두들 떠나 듯 옆자리 캠퍼 부부가 사라져갔다 인사도 없이 줄줄이 들어찬 나누들 위로 떨어지는 빗방울은 무척이나 요란한 소리를 낸다 그렇게 하늘에서 인사도 없이 떠나왔으리라 우리의 대화는 늘 그랬다. 떠나가면 이미 찾아온 친구를 그제서야 맞아 들이는 건 사람 만이 하는 습성 … Continue reading
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“My Valentines”
A hidden Valentine of the twentieth century—its root descendsinto a winter day of the third century,February fourteen,where Saint Valentine of Romefell in silence,refusing the machinery of war,binding men insteadto love,to marriage,to fragile households of hope. Time does not move forward.It … Continue reading
View from the Campground
A roarcame running from very far away,crossing ridge after ridge,like someone searching for home,and crashed into my chest. Ah—the scattered housesembedded far below,which last nightwere starlight. Carrying their homes on their backs,migratory camperssettle and resettle—where is their hearttoday? Where has … Continue reading
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캠프장의 전망
함성은 아주 멀리서 부터 능선들을 넘어 고향을 찾듯이 내 가슴으로 달려들었다. 아 점점이 저 아래들어 박혀 간간이 보이는 집들이 간 밤에는 별빛들이였다 집을 등에 업고 이리 저리 자리 매기는 철새 캠퍼들의 가슴은 오늘은 어디에 있을가? 바닥에 갈렸던 하늘도 어디로 갔나? … Continue reading
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Practicing the Return to Soil
On the wall,a time-staineddeer-hunting jacket.A deer’s head. A collapsingchicken coop. The innocenceof a dog larger than a man. A pigpenbuilt any which way. Climbing out of mud waterthat harms not even a square foot,taking a bath in the heat,then lying … Continue reading
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흙으로 돌아가는 연습
벽에 걸린 때에 찌든 사슴 사냥 저고리 사슴머리 무너져 냐리는 닭장 사람보다 큰 바둑이의 순진 제멋대로 생긴 돼지 우리 한평도 죄지 않는 흙죽 물에 기어나와 무더위 목욕을 하고 눞는 것은 시간이 느러지는 평화였다. 고개만 삐죽 내닐고 온 종일 서 있는 … Continue reading
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“부흥”
폭력은 때로봉인된 화산처럼우리 안에 잠들어 있다—그러다 어느 날,9·11의 쌍둥이 탑처럼산산이 무너져 내린다.그 순간에도거리에는 평화의 행렬이아무 일도 없다는 듯천천히 흘러간다. 부흥은슬픔과 절망의 두터운 이불 아래에서세대를 건너 잠든다.그러다 문득,한밤의 하늘에 터지는 불꽃처럼자신을 연다.비탄은 외침이 되고,침묵은 더 이상머물 자리를 찾지 못한다. 불교는인간의 존엄을 … Continue reading
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Revival
Violence sometimessleeps within us,like a sealed volcano—until one dayit collapses in ruins,like the towers of 9/11.Even then,parades of peace drift through the streets,slowly,as though nothing has happened. Revivalsleeps across generationsbeneath thick quilts of sorrow and despair.Then suddenly,like fireworks bursting in … Continue reading
Alice Horn’s Dusk
Alice—welcome.A face once forgotten.God fillslong-overdue longing. The youngest daughter,grandsons Andrew and Joshua,little Susie,and a dwarf Chihuahua. A twelve-year-old horse, skin and bone,teeth worn down by thirty-six years,unable to eat.A sturdy twenty-four-year-old mare.Six calves. Their names can’t all be remembered.Only twelve … Continue reading
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