P001
From Poetry Talks
Poems by Yi Kyubo
Poem in English | Appraised By⠉ | Critique in English⠉ | Critical Terms⠉ | Entry |
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Three shouts of “To ten thousand years!” A sacred mountain burst forth. A thousand-year-old divine peach appears. | E035 | |||
A painting cannot be owned by everyone.
A poem can reach everywhere. If a poem reads like a painting, it befits to be known for ten thousand years. | E036 |
Critiques by Yi Kyubo
Target Poem | Poem Author⠉ | Critical Terms | Stance | Poem in English⠉ | Critique in English | Entry |
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CT001 CT002 | CT001 CT002 | His composition method (kuppŏp) is marvelous and classical (kigo), and there is no trace of the habit of ornamental (kiryŏ) embellishment. How could dispirited writers of later generations hope to achieve this? | ||||
CT004 CT005 | CT004 CT005 | Lofty and ancient (kogo), robust and simple (unghon), her poem rivals the poems from the early Tang dynasty. At that time, the literary culture of the East had not yet flourished. Besides Ŭlchi Mundŏk’s quatrain, I had heard nothing else. That she achieved this as a female sovereign is truly remarkable. | ||||
P068 P094 | P068 P094 | O learned poetic styles of Han Yu 韓愈 (768–824) and Du Fu 杜甫 (712–770), but his poems are few in number. | E034 |
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