Writing is a beautiful habit that takes care of me.
How to use this book!

Chapter 1: Poetry Speaks to Me

Preface _Yoon Dong-ju
Long time later _Kim So-wol
Love _ Han Yong-un
Until the Peony Blooms _ Kim Young-rang
Letter _Yoon Dong-ju
Spring in the Dream Field _ Kim Young-rang
Boy _ Yun Dong-ju
Lake _Jeong Ji-yong
Azaleas _ Kim So-wol
Like the Moon _ Yun Dong-ju
The Reason I Love You _Han Yong-un
I didn't know it before _Kim So-wol
Lying on the hill and looking at the sea _ Kim Young-rang
Farewell _ Yun Dong-ju
Climax _ Lee Yuk-sa
First Marriage _ Kim So-wol

Chapter 2: Lighting a Light in Your Heart

The endless river flows _Kim Young-rang
Tears are streaming down my face _Kim So-wol
A New Path _Yoon Dong-ju
His class _Jung Ji-yong
The Forgotten Heart _ Kim So-wol
The Wind Blows Gently _ Kim Young-rang
Self-portrait _ Yun Dong-ju
My Dream _ Han Yong-un
Summer nights are long _Han Yong-un
Night _Jung Ji-yong
He who knows my heart _Kim Young-rang
Unforgettable _Kim So-wol
In the Word of Hatred _ Kim Young-rang
Regret _Han Yong-un
Solemn _ Kim So-wol
The Cross _ Yun Dong-ju
Easily Written Poems _ Yun Dong-ju

Chapter 3: Returning to Childhood

Looking at the Clouds _ Kwon Tae-eung
Shooting Star _Jung Ji-yong
Firefly _Yoon Dong-ju
Mom, Sister _Kim So-wol
Hongsi _Jeong Ji-yong
Krok korok all night long _ Kwon Tae-eung
Sunlight and Wind _Yoon Dong-ju
Neighborhood People _ Kwon Tae-eung
Laundry _ Yun Dong-ju
Cherry _ Kwon Tae-eung
The Peeing Map _Yoon Dong-ju
Sparrow _Yoon Dong-ju
Wind _Jung Ji-yong
Spring _Yoon Dong-ju
Chimney _Yoon Dong-ju
Acorns _ Kwon Tae-eung
Mountain Spring Water _ Kwon Tae-eung

Chapter 4: Staying in a Quiet Scenery

Cornelian Cherry Blossoms _ Kim So-wol
Like a field of sunlight whispering against a stone wall _Kim Young-rang
Sea _Jung Ji-yong
May _ Kim Young-rang
Golden Grass _ Kim So-wol
Rose of Sharon _ Han Yong-un
Ecstatic Moonlight _ Kim Young-rang
The Heart of the Sea _ Lee Yuk-sa
Clouds _Kim So-wol
Gaeyeoul _Kim So-wol
The Wind Blows _Yoon Dong-ju
Moon _Jung Ji-yong
Snowy Evening _ Kim So-wol
Looking at the Moon _ Han Yong-un
Oh, the maple leaves are falling _Kim Young-rang
Green Grapes _ Lee Yuk-sa
Perfume _Jung Ji-yong

My own vocabulary collection notebook

The famous poems of Korea's representative poets
Read one page a day, follow along, and strengthen your heart.

Writing down a poem every day is more than just a record; it becomes a warm habit that soothes the heart and refines the rhythm of life.
《Korean Poems that Take Care of Your Heart, One Page a Day》 is a handwritten book containing carefully selected poems by seven representative Korean poets, including Yun Dong-ju, Kim So-wol, Jeong Ji-yong, Han Yong-un, and Kim Yeong-rang.
If I write a poem a day and reflect on it in my mind, beautiful words and rhythm will quietly seep into me.
As I write each and every word of a poem with care, my noisy mind becomes calm and I can immerse myself in my own time.
This book will be a small comma that allows you to pause and catch your breath even in the midst of a busy day.

Build your writing skills through daily writing
Awaken your dormant vocabulary

At the back of each work, there is a space for a word definition and a 'line of today's thoughts' to encourage people to move beyond transcription and into writing.
The habit of writing one page a day will help you build your vocabulary and develop your writing skills.
We have preserved the original text as much as possible so that you can carefully examine the poet's intentions in every punctuation mark, paragraph division, and particle contained in the poem.
However, to help readers understand, modern language notation has been applied to some works.
We've also carefully structured it to help you discover new words and expressions and expand your writing horizons by adding detailed word definitions.

Organized into four thematic sections
Discover the multi-colored poetry

《One Korean Poem a Day to Care for Your Heart》 is a collection of poems divided into chapters by topic.
In 'Chapter 1: Poetry Speaks to Me', we've collected easy-to-copy poems so anyone can start transcribing without any burden, and you'll encounter poems filled with reflections on life and comfort.
Chapter 2: Lighting a Light in Your Heart offers comfort to weary hearts and a light of hope through works that convey courage and reflection.
Chapter 3, Returning to Childhood, contains poems that revive the innocence of childhood and purify the mind.
Finally, in Chapter 4, Staying in a Quiet Scenery, you can enjoy a moment of quiet peace and tranquility away from your busy daily life by following the songs of nature and the seasons.

Uses and Features of This Book

1.
A selection of famous poems by seven representative Korean poets.
Among the beautiful poems of seven representative Korean poets, including Yun Dong-ju, Kim So-wol, Jeong Ji-yong, Han Yong-un, and Kim Yeong-rang, we have selected and included works suitable for transcription.

2.
One page a day, self-care through writing
When transcribing, it is okay not to follow the order of the book.
Rather than writing several poems at once, choose the poems that touch your heart that day and write them down one by one to comfort your heart and experience a time of healing and immersion.

3.
Building a writing habit through daily transcription and one-line writing
After you've finished your transcription, try writing a short piece with words or scenes that stick in your mind.
You can develop your writing skills by writing a new poem with the same title or keeping a one-line diary entry that connects to your daily emotions.

4.
Expand your vocabulary by collecting words and sentences
You can record expressions you want to remember through the glossary added to each work and the 'My Vocabulary Collection Note' at the back of the book.
If you take it out and read it often, it will come back to life in your own language and gradually accumulate as a vocabulary asset necessary for writing.

5.
A variety of notepad designs to help you write
We have prepared a space for writing notes suitable for transcription.
We've added a little fun to repetitive writing by editing lined notes in various forms, such as colored pencil lines, dotted lines, and wavy lines.