Kim Sunghyun



Aa-zaa-dee (아-자-디)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Ali Alizadeh

How can I define this Real of language in words? Signs betray its unsayable being like a hoax. Has no authenticity cheated by fakeness; condemns all things to fantasy. How can I praise this enemy of appreciation? When it’s around …

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Grey (회색빛)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Ali Alizadeh

for Felicity Plunkett i In this World – which is not a world – black and white withhold truths. In a world we’d have multiplicities, the purity of unqualified impurities. In ours we possess , are possessed by, the comprehension …

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copy, photocoffee (카피, 포토커피)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Michael Farrell

suppering for my art on spring street, a bright morning for korean sushi: chilli, snow, pine needles (don’t) mistake misnomers for weasels – for weasel eggs open < > > > i love you now fictionalising everything. if your beak …

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metamorphosis app for tiger and bear (호랑이와 곰을 위한 변신용 엡)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Michael Farrell

it came out of the folk niche, voiding stinkybreath god hung around an extra night & the tigerwoman jiggled her carkeys in her ear for the clicking sound the bear had his own answer, he bashed at his taboo this …

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South – Compass Points (남 – 나침판의 자침)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Chris Armstrong

It has to be north or south it could be sou’sou’east or nor’nor west or ENE or SSW and nudging like they truly do and why not it no longer has to be left or right it could be left …

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North – Compass Points (북-나침판의 자침)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Chris Armstrong

It could be that the event had political repercussions which are beyond the compass of this poem maybe because his was not the side with those goods and services which fall within the compass of the free market even though …

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Strokes country (획을 긋는 나라)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Ouyang Yu

If you put people next to a stroke Like this丨 On its right Like this：人 You become wings Like this：人丨 If you want to be air Borne you put the person along Side an English Letter: H Like this：人H You …

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Oil on Air (바람의 유화)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Stuart Cooke

To think of all the expectant creatures circling about, the gulls circling, the white cat dozing into orbits beside me, the crystalline drift of an ant colony between lines, even the eruption of the gangly palm, over time, would swirl …

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Fall in love. Do it now. (사랑에 빠져 버려라. 지금 당장.)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by James Stuart

Nutritionists. Openly 9 out of 10 recommend a lifestyle & know the thick-shakes in all tastes & sizes are coming so recommend the following: (with the exception of the following because the following cause: Barbecued food Deep fried food Food …

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It’s Time, It’s Time (지금이야, 지금이야)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Liam Ferney

New Year clocks on over fog valley, temperate Tibetans account for contributions. Suburbs struggle and sweat through a summer scented with mumbles and deceptions. Fat detractors and software spruikers expire, the paddockbashers steam from the load. The thin mechanic massages …

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The Sign (표지판)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Luke Beesley

When I met you at the lights you were holding your bike and holding your brother and your anger. Your breath clawed the pedestrian. They you said and it was in your mouth, the word, like sourdough bread. They! You …

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Nick Cave (닉 케이브)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Daniel O'Callaghan

In Wangaratta You live in the shadow of Nick Cave, Who ran away to London or Brazil or Berlin or America or wherever. Wangaratta, where my parents live, is ugly, And I can see why overseas might appeal to Cave; …

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Agent Orange (에이젼트 오렌지)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Pascalle Burton

it is six years gone that automatic expressline divorce operation walking shellshocked from the wreckage making no changes to diet or exercise his head still stuck in the book of trees the book of flowers on occasion, the kama sutra …

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"I came from" (나의 고향은)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Jill Jones

I CAME FROM the lagoon looking for air. I had no companions. I learnt to read by the wayside who follows the hours with days. The names of the gods are in the clouds and on each numberplate. I’m counting …

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Air (공기)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Terry Jaensch

Had I but the right cutlery, I could cut it but in this age of convenience and terror I am not to be trusted. I’ve a piece of plastic I must sharpen with my mind, that presently tears, no wipes, …

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Letter from Sungai Buloh | 숭아이 불로(Sungai Buloh)에서 온 편지

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Terry Jaensch

Emptying an urn half her size of mosquito larvae and water, the architect’s Australian wife tells me of her husbands sister’s suicide. The family never speak of it; the Japanese occupation of Singapore the need to keep her inside – …

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The Poet Asks His Love to Write Him (그에게 편지를 쓰라고 시인은 자신의 사랑에게 부탁한다)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Terry Jaensch

After Lorca’s “Sonnets of Dark Love” Twink, if you are reading this ring me, SMS abbreviate or I am done for – dun 4 i tel u! The creek bed is risen, bike path beneath. Two days of constant rain, …

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Shark (상어)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Terry Jaensch

“Father-killer and father-supplanter. Go in, and think on this.” – Sophocles Reportage: A man, a father taken today by shark white pointer, a thrash of white water whilst snorkelling with his son. A struggle then blood – in the eyes …

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Cyclist (싸이클리스트)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Terry Jaensch

He tells me he is lonely, his lover has been murdered That was you? That was us. Motioning into distance his eyes away from the toilet block, dismounting his bike, keeping his helmet on; It was in all the papers. …

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카탈로그 : 식기세트 인생 (Catalogue: Life as Tableware)

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Ivy Alvarez

accessorise with simple, elegant shapes choose muted bones, the subtle variations of sin harvested from the last century the alluring sparkle of toenails and teeth and the reflective qualities of glazed eyes mix well with hair shorn from a passive …

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