Boonsan-Castle(Bowl Mountain Castle) Poem by Kinsley Lee
Boonsan-Castle(Bowl Mountain Castle)
Dam-Woon, Kang
Within the temple of Chunhyang, on the girder the lamps redly flare,
In front of the Manjangdae, water strikes the empty air.
And facing the wind, a commander plays the jade flute in dark,
A solitary melody fades into the depths of the clouds in stark.
(16th, Sep.,2023, Translated by Kinsley Lee)
Friday, September 15, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: clouds,water,wind
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Dam-Woon, Kang was a Ki-Saeng(Korean Geisha) at the last of the Yi dynasty in Korea. She left the many beautiful poems for Kim-Hae, near Busan, where there are many relics of the old dynasty named Gaya.
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