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Kim Si-seup thought that he could realize his value as a poem, so the act of writing poetry itself was important. Therefore, it can be said that the poems he left help him understand his overall world of thought and express all the emotions of the artist in poetry.
The poem is published in its original form,
It was also translated into English.
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