The Orchid Door: Ancient Korean Poems
Publisher: Literature Translation Institute of Korea
Published: 2016.12.01
Place of publication: Seoul, Korea
Language: eng
Number of pages: 112
ISBN-13: 9788993360967
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Table of contents: title: Comparative Periods of Korean and Chinese History; title: Introduction; title: The Orchid Door (Anon); title: Lament of the Ferryman’s Wife (Yaw-oh); title: Yellow Birds (King Yoori); title: In the Night (Choi Choong); title: Lament for Prince Chagoo (Anon); title: At the Eagle Record Pass; title: Tea (Ch’oi Ch’wun); title: The River (O-reuk); title: The Swallows (Ch’oi Ch’wun); title: Thoughts after an Audience with the King (Kim Poo Sik); title: Meditating on the Start of a New Era (Yo Inlo); title: A Meeting of Friends in the Mountains (Kwak Yu); title: Kwak Yu Received at the Hermit’s Retreat (Yi Chah Yun); title: Note on Yi Kyu Bo; title: Cockcrow (Yi Kyu Bo); title: On the Death of his Little Daughter (Yi Kyu Bo); title: The Louse and the Dog (Yi Kyu Bo); title: Morning Thoughts (Yi Kyu Bo); title: Departure (Yi Kyu Bo); title: The Pine Tree Picture Screen (Yi Kyu Bo); title: His Shadow in the Water (Yi Kyu Bo); title: Looking into the Well (Yi Kyu Bo); title: Remembering the South (Oo T’ak); title: China’s Snow (Yi Che-hyun); title: Resting at the Inn After Riding Through The Snow (Yi Che-hyun); title: The Three Horned Peaks (Yi Chon-o); title: From the Valley (Yi Chon-o); title: Lament for His Master (Yi Soong-in); title: Remembering his Friend (Yi Soong-in); title: Autumn Song (Yi Soong-in); title: To-Wun (The Peach Garden) (Chin Wha); title: In Kang-Nam (Chin Wha); title: The Palace of the Moon (Chin Wha); title: The Book of Blue Jade (Yi Saik); title: To a Dead Buddhist Friend (Kim Koo Yong); title: The Neglected Wife (Yi Tal-Ch’oong); title: Thoughts in a Country Retreat (Pyun Ke-ryang); title: To my Master, Kang Heu-in (Sung Kan); title: The Grave of So-Koon (Sung Kan); title: White Banners (Sung Sam-moon); title: Thinking of Yi Chahyun in The Pyungsan Hills (Yi Whang); title: Meditation in the Chiri Hills (Chung Yu-Chang); title: Meditation on a Summer Evening (Yi Whang); title: While Travelling as Envoy to China (Yi Chung-kwi); title: The Flowery Rock Pavilion (Yi-I); title: Thinking of his Country’s Woes (Yi-I); title: An Artist Paints a Picture of Purple Orchids (Anon); title: A Fishing Song (Han Chong-Yoo); title: A Flower of the Hills (Hyang-nang); title: Inscribed on the Gate of Honor to Hyang-Nang (Anon); title: Regret in Exile (Kwang-hai); title: The Weary Ox (Queen In-mok); title: Looking at the Master’s Fan Box (Anon); title: Thinking of Lady Yang at Midnight (Anon); title: Reading a Poetry Scroll and Thinking of Lady Yang (Anon); title: A Poet Buried Beside a Rice Field (Anon); title: Songs of Ki-Sang; title: Announcing Names (Anon); title: Orchid Boat; title: Willow Green; title: Tinted Cloud; title: Remembering “Rising Moon” (Anon); title: Rainbow Sleeves (Anon); title: “Moon of White Jade” (Anon); title: “Yesterday a Thousand Soldiers—” (Anon); title: Returning Footsteps (Anon); title: Talking about “Lotus Bud” (Anon); title: Come Not at Dawn (Anon); title: The Amber Moon (Anon); title: Walking by the Sea and Thinking (Anon); title: Night (Anon); title: Dreaming of a Letter (Anon); title: To my Son (Hon Yaing Ho); title: Autumn (Hon Yaing Ho); title: Meeting a Priest on a Mountain Bridge (Hon Yaing Ho)