Selected Poems of Kim Sakkat
Publisher: Literature Translation Institute of Korea
Published: 2016.12.01
Place of publication: Seoul, Korea
Number of pages: 216
ISBN-13: 9791187947011
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Table of contents: title: INTRODUCTION; title: INTRODUCTORY POEM; title: Song of Orchid Hill; title: MANIPULATING THE CHARACTERS; title: Song of Right and Wrong; title: Up on the Roof; title: Making Fun of a Monk and a Scholar; title: Deconstructing the Characters; title: Fun Poem; title: Bamboo Poem; title: Lost Title; title: Making Fun of Wife and Concubine; title: Not Keeping the Rhyme; title: Brazier; title: NATURAL HARMONY; title: The Diamond Mountains; title: Going Into the Diamond Mountains; title: Diamond Mountains Scene; title: In the Diamond Mountains; title: Song of the White Gull; title: Hamgwallyŏng; title: The Peak of Nine Month (September) Mountain; title: Struggling in a Roadside Booth; title: Snow; title: Millstone; title: Summer Clouds; title: Composed Extempore: Self Reflection; title: Thoughts of Home; title: Cold Plum in the Snow; title: OBJECTS OF SATIRE; title: Under Twenty Elms; title: Blue Mountains Are Upside Down in the Water; title: A Heartless Culture; title: Kwi-nak-tang; title: Excoriating the Yuns; title: Kilchu Myŏngchŏn; title: Saengwŏn Wŏn; title: A Kaesŏng Man Drove a Wayfarer Away; title: Lazy Wife; title: A Very Sleepy Wife; title: Chinsa Kim of Okku; title: Wŏndangni; title: Hwan'gap Feast; title: Poking Fun at Poetasters; title: Poem in Vulgar Language; title: Slovenly Wife; title: Making Fun of a Child Wearing a Horsehair Hat; title: Making Fun of a Man Wearing a Square Hat; title: LOVE POEMS; title: A Beauty; title: To Pity, a Kisaeng; title: Presented to a Kisaeng; title: Looking for Red Lotus Late at Night; title: First Seen Along the Road; title: Flowers Are Hard to Avoid; title: Joint Composition with a Kisaeng; title: Passing Hoeyang; title: PERSONAL POEMS; title: Looking at the Mirror; title: Lament; title: Singing of Self; title: Sung Spontaneously; title: Singing to My Shadow; title: Personal Hurt; title: SUNDRY ITEMS; title: Singing of My Rainhat; title: Piss Pot; title: INSECTS AND ANIMALS; title: Flea; title: Cat; title: Louse; title: Cat; title: Aged Ox; title: MISCELLANEOUS; title: Lies; title: Met the Rain: Spent the Night in a Farmhouse; title: An Old Man Makes Fun of Himself; title: An Old Man; title: The Master; title: Money; title: Awakening the World; title: Couplet; title: The Hunchback; title: Singing of Poverty; title: Granny; title: Funeral Streamer; title: Seeing a Beggar’s Body; title: SCATOLOGICAL POEMS; title: Abusing the Kongs; title: Sucking Milk: Three Songs; title: Execrating the School; title: BIBLIOGRAPHY