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In Ulsan, Korea, there are rare paintings of whales engraved on a rock by prehistoric men thousands of years ago. One of these outstanding engravings portrays a mother whale and her baby. Experts on Cetaceans conjecture that they could be Korean gray whales. Even prehistoric men must have been attracted by the strong maternal love of the female gray whales. Across the centuries from the prehistoric past, this collection of whale poems, sponsored by the Ulsan Writers Assembly and Ulasan Metropolitan City, is akin to the engravings of our prehistoric forefathers who delicately inscribed their caring motherly love on an ancient rock. Like the prehistoric engravings in Ulsan, this book of whale poems will engrave the Korean people s ever-lasting love for whales on the heart of all people in this world.

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KIM HYESOON et al / 김혜순 et al / 2019 / KDC구분 > literature > Periodical

Choi Seung-Ho et al / 최승호 et al / 2007 / KDC구분 > literature > Periodical

Yi Won / 이원 / 2021 / KDC구분 > literature > Korean Literature > Korean Poetry > 21st century poetry

A successor to Korean feminist poets like Kim Hyesoon, Yi Won frequently writes about the perilousness of maintaining one's human identity in a high-tech, digital environment. In this debut book in English, her poems range from avant-garde prose poems to more lyrical, if dark, free verse, as she examines isolation, death, and the passage of time - and in the process, upends polite society and Korean literary culture. Source : https://www.bookdepository.com/Worlds-Lightest-Motorcycle-Won-Yi/9781938890840