Going Up The Old Royal Family's Hill Poem by Kinsley Lee

Going Up The Old Royal Family's Hill

In the ancient royal family's hills,
Where traces of tombs have faded away,
On an autumn afternoon, the sound of the wind
Is lonesome, amidst the hot sun's ray,
To indicate the place where the old tombs were located,
The short and ornamental trees.
Were planted in lines. A wildcat sitting
Upon a broken dolmen, in breeze.
(27th, Sep.,2023, Kinsley Lee)

Tuesday, September 26, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: autumn
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I went up the Daeseong-dong at Kimhae, where is the historical site where the old tombs of the Gaya(which was one of the old dynasty in Korea) were located. And where were named the Old Royal Family's Hill.
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