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T. S. Eliot: badlands

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The late poet T. S. There are many things he says. Romantic epic, ideal revolutionary. The vision of this blind-eyed world, which has tied up his masterpiece, can be summed up in a dream world, a powerful subjective color, and a record of social justice and struggle for individual freedom.

Korean title: 황무지

Korean author: T. S. 엘리엇

Korean publisher: 민음사

ISBN-13: 9788937475177

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NE*****
March 12, 2025

to translate, but I want to stay longer, grow older and continue to chew.

AR********
February 2, 2024

I'd rather be in the original text just by being exposed to a great poet.

SA******
May 22, 2021

The best poetry is mentioned in Dool's Tokyo war and read it. I was surprised by the book's wings and the comment by the author of Musical Cats:. I'm gonna need to read more and leave a review, but my English skills are not going to help.

KS***
April 9, 2020

It's a very unique poem. I thought of it as a April celebration, so I bought it with an impulse:).

CH*****
November 14, 2017

Elliott's poem, "I Want to Die," starts with this:. It could be prayer, it could be screaming, it might be a pity, it may be a wish, it can be just an appreciation. But this poem is not empty. I could feel peace in my heart as I read this poem, unlike the title. My mind is much lighter than it was before I read it. It's like the Buddhist idea. Peace, which transcends all times, came to my heart. Death ends, but it also begins. It's the beginning of peace. Vanity is also life. Because the

T. S. 엘리엇: 황무지
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