Jin Eun-young



Invisible Walls: Poetry as a Doorway to Intercultural Understanding

The selection of poems we offer here is written by poets participating in a two-year intercultural exchange program between Korean and Australian poets.

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Prayer

First published in Korean in Hwanghae Review, vol. 121 According to Carson, who has the English name of Jesus’s maternal grandmother, Anna, ‘To be a whacher1 is not a choice. There is nowhere to get away from it, no ledge …

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The Only Question

First published in Korean in Hwanghae Review, vol. 121 He speaks back: – Dead or Alive, differences, wife, not. Son or God, I am yours. —Joseph Brodsky, ‘Still Life’ Wooden crosses fastened into the top of sand dunes like God’s …

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Dear My Annes

First published in Korean in Hwanghae Review, vol. 121 Anne Carson had an older brother, and Anne Shirley was an orphan and Anne Brontë was the youngest of three sisters and Ann Vickery was an only daughter. What about Anne …

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