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100 1 $aKo, Ŭn,$d1933-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n81054230
240 10 $aSunʼgan ŭi kkot.$lEnglish$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2006014847
245 10 $aFlowers of a moment :$bpoems /$cby Ko Ŭn ; translated by Brother Anthony of Taizé, Young-moo Kim, and Gary Gach.
250 $a1st ed.
260 $aRochester, NY :$bBOA Editions,$c2006.
300 $a103 pages :$billustrations ;$c22 x 25 cm.
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
490 1 $aThe Lannan translations selection series
505 00 $tAt sunset -- $tI have spent the whole day talking about other people again -- $tExhausted -- $tOne rainy spring day -- $tWings on one side torn off -- $tLingering winter snow is a holy thing -- $tIn Mount Kariwang in Chongson, Kangwon Province -- $tIf I lie down, I'll be done for -- $tA mother giraffe -- $tThe night bird sings with all its might -- $tApril 19 -- $tNever sad -- $tRowing with just one oar -- $tAt the table next to mine -- $tOutside the cave the howling wind and rain -- $tApril 30 -- $tSummer vacation-the primary school classrooms are quiet -- $tTwo beggars -- $tIn the very middle of the road -- $tA photo studio's shop window -- $tStraighten your clothes! -- $t"I've come, dear -- $tSome say they can recall a thousand years -- $tWhat do you think you're doing landing like that -- $tWe went to Auschwitz -- $tA baby dragonfly perches on a bulrush tip -- $tBeneath the heavens with their scattered clouds -- $tCrayfish, why are you so complicated? -- $tWhen all's said and done -- $tIn a poor family's yard -- $tHey, May beetle -- $tBe like a dandelion seed -- $tLook, that dandelion drenched by a shower -- $tIn the garden, snow is falling -- $tFollowing the tracks of an animal in the snow -- $tThat cicada's cry! -- $tBeneath the blue sky -- $tUp -- $tThis is my native village, as it was before -- $tTwo people are eating -- $tIn my dreams last night -- $tEvery worm -- $tA supernova shines only when it self-destructs -- $tWithout a sound -- $tI came -- $tThat sleep alleyway! -- $tAlong the path -- $tWhat is this world? -- $tIn the old days a poet once said -- $tIn every window of the primary school -- $tThe beak of a chick pecking at feed -- $tA father in baggy pants -- $tOutside the window it looks freezing cold with not a breath of wind -- $tComma -- $tThe Sioux have no word for good-bye -- $tGrandmother used to say -- $tWhen a mother calls her chicks -- $tLook at the nose of a baby rabbit -- $tNear the bird tracks in the snow -- $tHow can one flower ever be alone? -- $tA madhouse is a marvelous place -- $tA cat's a degenerate beast of prey -- $tWhen the stalls were closing last market day -- $tA peninsula is a place visitors come to -- $tWe were flying over the Yenisei River -- $tDon't! -- $tA cock crows at Donghyun's -- $tDogs are barking in villages high and low -- $tA homicidal thief with twelve prior convictions -- $tTell me, gong, hanging up there -- $tMother hen outside the egg -- $tI gazed blankly -- $tWhat can I do? -- $tThat flower -- $tIn the juvenile reformatory -- $tIn the spring breeze -- $tOx-head's disappeared? -- $tThirty years ago -- $tWhy is the sky so open? -- $tThe beetle husk caught in the spider's web -- $tGet yourself a friend -- $tOmar Khayyam -- $tA thousand drops -- $tUp on the hill -- $tOne day -- $tAt times I feel I am suffocating -- $tThe sleeping faces -- $tAcross the sandy shore -- $tIn the March sunshine -- $tWhy shouldn't there be times when you long for another life? -- $tI live, not knowing what I'll be tomorrow -- $tThe day is coming when humans won't have mothers -- $tDog and pig -- $tOver the hill -- $tNew Year's Day, one old beggar -- $tEverything outside my home -- $tI really wonder -- $tThere has to be more energy for loving -- $tOne spring night, the sound of a child weeping -- $tPerpetual movement! -- $tWe touch trees with our hands -- $tI hate books -- $tDuring the past seventy years -- $tFrom across the river -- $tI reckon it's the warmest expression of consolation -- $tLonging to explode once more -- $tMaybe I was in Chinburyong in Kangwon Province -- $tAt the foot of a hill where children are playing -- $tThe early dawn sky was hazy -- $tThe full moon steals through the clouds -- $tSnow softly sprinkles -- $tThe house by the roadside -- $tThere are twelve new-born chicks in the yard -- $tGo to Somalia -- $tThe dog in its wretched kennel -- $tBeneath the low horizon at Sonyu Island in Kogun-san -- $tLet those who have parted company -- $tThat business tycoon's tremendous mansion -- $tAt 1:30 a.m. -- $tSomewhere near Soyang Lake -- $tAt the lakeside -- $tBorne along on a rushing stream -- $tCreatures -- $tGuests for a thousand years -- $tCobweb drenched all day long by monsoon rain -- $tAs I learned -- $tLast night -- $tAs I emerged -- $tQuite true -- $tAll night long in the freshly planted paddy-field -- $tNo greed can equal freedom from greed -- $tWhat labor is there -- $tAll things -- $tSo long as swallows come flying back -- $tTomorrow I'm going to meet -- $tAt the market in Ansong -- $tI venerate people who travel far -- $tIn the rain the grass is dancing -- $tTruly, lies are impossible -- $tMoonlit night reveals your lungs and everything -- $tIn a remote mountain valley -- $tIn the Outer Diamond Mountains I could not write a poem -- $tTo a poor fellow who has -- $tCompassion is -- $tHumans show their humanity -- $tThe first raindrop -- $tSound of raindrops falling from eaves -- $tOnce ghosts have been expelled -- $tOnce you have cracked all 1700 koans -- $tI had no thought -- $tNo need to know its whereabouts -- $tAt early dawn -- $tWhy -- $tIt is said that nothing can become new -- $tThere is a mountain... -- $tWhy is "now" a millennium's end -- $tA line of ants -- $tLet's not talk only of Siberia's severe cold -- $tYou might well call it the paradox of paradoxes -- $tAt the spot where last summer a tank went past -- $tI long to go to a place fragrant with the smell -- $tWe can never again speed -- $tEarthworm! -- $tHumility! -- $tHeavy snow is falling -- $tBeside the maple -- $tThe mother cow is lowing -- $tUp the hilltop slope of the slum -- $tThe path had survived from the old days -- $tIn the Korean peninsula there's buried more longing than coal -- $tIf it's all a matter of morning dew -- $tLight across the river -- $tSomeone walking is most beautiful -- $tThe top is spinning -- $tI lost my way -- $tLook at the flowers -- $tNew as a debt repaid today -- $tWhy -- $tHouse left empty while they earn money -- $tRemorse! Without it, what truth can there be? -- $tOn the evening of Buddha's birthday -- $tAs we flew over Kaema Plateau in North Korea -- $tLast night, several of you were crying -- $tNext time I really must wear a cotton skirt -- $tA warship moves through the sea -- $tAbout the Translators.
520 1 $a"Flowers of a Moment, Ko Un's latest treasure trove, spans a stunning range of feeling, intelligence, and expression. This book features 185 brief zen poems from a four-time Nobel Prize nominee and Korea's most beloved contemporary poet. These are deft sketches by a literary giant at the apex of his career. The spell these poems cast has the primal power of a shaman drum solo, as intimate with life as standing before a waterfall, as vitalizing and tonic as the best ginseng, as subtle and refreshing as the freshest green tea. Book jacket."--BOOK JACKET.
700 0 $aAnthony,$cof Taizé, Brother,$d1942-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n90613166
700 1 $aKim, Yŏng-mu,$d1944-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/nr90026375
700 1 $aGach, Gary.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n86015774
830 0 $aLannan translations selection series.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2002028407
852 00 $boff,eal$hPL992.42.U5$iS8613 2006