The Long-Horned Beetle Was Put Himself Catechisms-Zen Poem Poem by Kinsley Lee

The Long-Horned Beetle Was Put Himself Catechisms-Zen Poem



Sang-Cheol, Han

A long-horned beetle brags in the sunbeam
In golden armored wings in the loose-flower hornbeam
Coming and going, you draw a heavy plow
Between the furrows of the clou-
D. It's no use for you if harvesting in the field,
Why did plough the phantom truth field?

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The original poem was written in Korean, the Sijo, by Sang-Cheol Han, translated in English by Kinsley Lee.
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