Kim Minjeong



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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Translucent

Through the only eye that he can move himself he looks at the wall clock. Looking a long time is staring. Yep. With one side asleep. God believes in the morning and the morning believes in him so he still …

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There Are Girls That Wander Some Places Sometimes

(with the same rhythm under the same sky 2) I don’t put the things I like in order. I’ve come far counting the numbers I know. Even if it’s not a mistake if you hate me it might be a …

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Humoresque

Because her two hands got tied when she put her two hands together, the woman doesn’t pray. Hands, these two hands, how can one hand stroke the other? Arms folded stuck or stuck in a different crack, when you say …

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