Kim Kyung-won: The most precious jewel in the world

Second grade, the most difficult time of my life, I read the poem "The Full Flower." and told my friends not to look closely at themselves, and that they were not looking for long enough to think about it. At three years of age, he was separated from his parents at the terminal, and in his third-grade institution, he overcame his trials through poetry and was a poet who comforted and shared the hearts of people. My third-grade senior senior senior at Chosun University didn't notice the poetry of the Senate, but since someone put a sticker on the wall, the view of the high-school classroom changed. Can we be stars for the next story-funding panel of third-graders who've been loaning to the district clerks who's showing their classrooms as poetry? The New York Times reports:. The most valuable gemstone in the world of such minds is a total of five. There is a toxic wealth in the entire home of hope, love and affection, talking about wounds. Here is a reflection of the wounds that the poet Kim has received from the world. There's no fancy word. I've been pressing on with all the hard but honest emotions. And yet he can meet his story, which is completely conveying his feelings.

Korean title: 세상에서 가장 값진 보석

Korean author: 김경원

Korean publisher: 푸른길

ISBN-13: 9788962913668