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What Has Fallen and Lies Still

What Has Fallen and Lies Still Nature

The Cicada ShellA cicada shellAfter crying through one whole lifeA deep, thick sound remainsThe cicada cried.On a summer daywhen the heat, once burning red,...

Writer · 오기석

2026.05.03 ◉ 49
Dear Bees, Thank You

Dear Bees, Thank You Nature

When spring flowers bloom, people first notice their colors. Looking at petals of pink, white, pale yellow, and fresh green, they say that the season has arrived.

Writer · 김수성

2026.05.01 ◉ 66
What Does It Look Like Underwater?

What Does It Look Like Underwater? Memory

What Does It Look Like Underwater?One summer, I gathered marsh snails by a stream.The coolness of the water wrapped around my ankles.Small creatures slipped bet...

Writer · 오기석

2026.05.01 ◉ 30
The apple blossom itself becomes a poem.

The apple blossom itself becomes a poem. Literature

Apple blossoms bloom at the height of spring while already foreshadowing the coming of fruit. If cherry blossoms embody the aesthetics of scattering and disappearance, apple blossoms carry a narrative of forming and continuity.

Writer · 김수성

2026.04.29 ◉ 52
Tinnitus: A Season Heard Through the Ear

Tinnitus: A Season Heard Through the Ear Nature

After eating the boxed lunch provided at the worksite,and sitting beneath the shaded screen to rest,news of those I had completely forgottensuddenly seeps into ...

Writer · 오기석

2026.04.29 ◉ 37
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