Poet's words

PART 1 Love, It Came

Wildflowers
How to live
Poem 1
I you
This fall
Responding to love
yearning
love
regret
November
Promise 2
confession
Leaving you behind
necessity
Poppy
Under the apple tree
In June
The answer is simple
Love is always awkward
always
Love, it is
petal
It's all your fault
As that kind of person
A reason to live
Poet's Notes · Wildflowers

PART 2 But You Were Never There

If you talk about it
Empty from afar
Falling magnolia blossoms
End of the journey
Under that tree in the forest
Under the bamboo grove
Before autumn even comes
Autumn Letter
island
Please
Epitaph
You too
That word
empty room
starlight
i miss you
Ask the wind
With only one heart that is full of sorrow
Promise 1
safety
It's your fault
Wild chrysanthemum
Early evening poem
A snowy day
Windy day
The Poet's Notes and Greetings

PART 3 This is endless, endless fun

happiness
good night
small heart
I know just by hearing your voice
Poem 2
Best life
I love your intelligence
spring primrose
bomb
I'm on vacation from heaven
Good times
On the phone line
Let the flowers bloom
one star
Flowers and stars
You are here
That's all
The sunlight is on the barley field
The person I like
flower
New Year's greetings
breakfast table
Don't be stingy
An alley I haven't been to
gift
The Poet's Handwriting · Happiness

PART 4 ​​There was a tree standing there

two people
spring
Jukrim-ri
morning
today
The road outside the field
One flower, one song
Let's say today I lost love like this
Winter Sonata
friendship
by yourself
We sit facing each other
Sweeping the road
camellia
new path
daffodil
There was a tree there
walk
Time on Earth
Song of the Empty Hands
Interview with Nature
handshake
The more I think I'm lonely
Much more
reason
The Poet's Note · Alone

Calligraphy and illustrations that maximize the emotion of poetry!
The pleasure of writing and the pleasure of seeing!

In the quietest hour of the day, open a book and try writing his poetry.
A wealth of emotions that I didn't know I had when I just read it will warmly embrace my whole body.
A total of 100 poems are divided into four parts: love, longing, daily life, and nature.
You don't have to read them in order.
Today, find the poem that best describes your heart, read it, and write that poem.

When you open the book to find the poem, you are greeted by the calligraphy of Bae Jeong-ae, the greatest emotional calligrapher of this era, and the illustrations of Slowers, an illustrator who draws memories.
Bae Jeong-ae, who taught us the joy of reading poetry through the emotional writing book series 『To Me Who Forgot Poetry』 『I Want a Poem to Love Again』 and 『A Glass of Poetry Every Day』, has once again carefully captured the emotions of poetry through calligraphy.
Slowus' warm and distant drawings, which are also greatly loved through Naver Grafolio, will quietly hold our hands while we read and write poetry.

Another fun aspect of this book can be found in the 'Poet's Notes' section, which is organized by section.
Poet Na Tae-ju's hand-written poems, "Grass Flower," "Greetings," "Happiness," and "Alone," are included, allowing you to experience the special pleasure of having the poet's and my own hand-written poems included in one book.

Reading, copying, and memorizing poetry
The experience of sitting face to face with the person 'Na Tae-joo'!

Reading, transcribing, and memorizing poetry
It's the first step to studying poetry
It's the start of a beautiful life.
- Na Tae-joo

Reading and transcribing poetry is like the beginning of a beautiful life, as the poet said.
The message of poetry allows us to see the world in a beautiful way, and ultimately, it makes us a beautiful person ourselves.
Perhaps, more than exchanging a hundred words with someone, the time we spend writing will enrich and mature our lives.

'You, as you transcribe my poetry, you also get to know my heart and pretend to look into my life.
Poor heart.
A shabby life.
Please look upon it favorably and kindly.
As you read and transcribe my poetry, my life will also reach out to you knowingly.'