Reviews
Every time you go through a chapter, it's a book that gives deep empathy and a ring. I've also found another poem by this master poet and read it. I'd like to recommend it to the first people to hear it.
Lee Jang-geun: There are no foul balls
The post-it is a youth home with stories of children leaving the assigned fence and trying to get out into the larger stadium. The youth who discovers the ‘ world ’ in the little experience of everyday life and turns to rules they took for granted and looks for their own guidance. Poets are always in the right frame, calling in children forced to keep busy. Then we look at you, not yours, but the one ‘ you ’ in the world. While reading the 61 poems, you can see the colorful growth of young people who are growing their own flower gardens like a flowering fig.
Korean title: 파울볼은 없다
Korean author: 이장근
Korean publisher: 창비교육
ISBN-13: 9791186367346
Reviews
Every time you go through a chapter, it's a book that gives deep empathy and a ring. I've also found another poem by this master poet and read it. I'd like to recommend it to the first people to hear it.
