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P079
From Poetry Talks
| Basic Info | |
|---|---|
| Chinese | 山立 |
| Korean | 산립 |
| McCune–Reischauer | Sallip |
| Revised Romanization | Sallip |
| Gender | male |
| Era/Nationality | Koryŏ |
| Is Creator Of | M075, M077 |
Poems by Sallip
| Poem in English | Appraised By⠉ | Critique in English⠉ | Critical Terms⠉ | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coming south to Sugok, I think of my mother.
Arriving north in Songgyŏng, I remember my king. Seven posts and two rivers on a small donkey, I grumble about my luggage as light as clouds. | E039 | |||
| I brought the willow of Paegak Mountain to Anhwa Monastery. The spring breeze must be busy. Swish, swish—it rustles again. | E039 |
Critiques by Sallip
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