When I barely missed anyone

It's getting dark_Na Hee-deok
Long-necked bird_Cheon Yang-hee
Thistle_Song Chan-ho
Fig Forest_Hwang In-chan
Spring Rain_Park Hyung-jun
Windy 2_Shin Dae-cheol
Next_Park So-ran
If the flowers hadn't bloomed_Lee Hong-seop
Anniversary_Kang Seong-eun
To the outside_Kim Geun
Wet clothes dry_Kim Yong-taek
From an old notebook_Jang Seok-nam
Farewell_Lee Si-young
You are spring_Park Shin-gyu

I lived behind a wall

History of Love_Lee Byeong-ryul
The roof of the old house we lived in_Lee Moon-jae
Longing Like Mud_Moon Tae-jun
Umbrella_Park Yeon-jun
Piseo_An Tae-woon
Like a high wind_Lee Young-kwang
Layer_Kim Kyung-mi
Mokpo Port_Kim Seon-woo
Oiji_Shin Mina
Hwayangyeonhwa_Kim Sa-in
A Short Question About Love_Choi Geum-jin
Summer_Jo Yeon-ho
Lighthouse at the End of the World 1_Park Jun
The End of That Summer_Lee Seong-bok
Farewell_Joo Harim

There was a time when I forgot you

Dog-like Autumn_Choi Seung-ja
We will live like this_Shin Yong-mok
Winter of the Twenty-Somethings_Do Jong-hwan
Breakfast_Jacques Prévert
I once loved you_Nam Jin-woo
The Gravity of Tears_Shin Cheol-gyu
Autumn_Ham Min-bok
On the Bukhangang River_Jeong Ho-seung
This parting that is coming now_Park Gyu-ri
Hanro (Cold Dew)_Lee Sang-guk
My ears are sad_Lee Dae-heum
Towards the Setting Sun_Park Jeong-man
Black Horse on the Way to the Moon_Ijeni

I miss you so much, I miss you so much

Gorani_Goyoung
Letters in the Wall - Meeting Eyes_Kang Eun-kyo
Kang Hwang In-sook
Mute... ... Gloves_Kim Min-jeong
Scarf_Park Sung-woo
Heavy Snow, Bed and Breakfast, Letter 1 - "Island of Death (die toteninsel)", oil on wood, 80×150cm, 1886_Kim Gyeong-ju
There is a white wind wall_Baekseok
Longing_Lee Yong-ak
Eraser_Lee Seon-young
Empty House_Deformity
The Forest That Sends You Off_Ahn Hee-yeon
Letter from a Distant River_Nam June Park
A faint light_Choi Jeong-rye

A selection of breakup poems carefully selected by the discerning eye of Siyoil

"I fell asleep with your thoughts on" _Ham Min-bok, "Autumn"
"I'll be able to forget you when the crescent moon rises." _Song Chan-ho, "Rose of Sharon"
"If the flowers hadn't bloomed, would our love have broken up?" _ Lee Hong-seop, "If the flowers hadn't bloomed"

Poetry Day, a curation app that colors readers' daily lives with poetry, is launching a poetry collection to celebrate its first anniversary and surpassing 200,000 users.
Over the past year, Poetry Day, which has been sending greetings through poetry through various curations (Poem of the Day/Poems recommended by theme/Poetry Day's selection), has received a warm response from over 200,000 users.
Poetry Day, which has garnered attention not only from widely known poets such as Shin Kyeong-rim and Jeong Ho-seung, but also from recommendations from Kang Daniel, has transcended various generations and embraced not only existing literature readers but also readers who have been distant from poetry for a while or have not had the opportunity to encounter poetry in the past.
To repay the support that exceeded expectations, we are publishing a collection of poems titled “It was a dream where I didn’t get scolded for loving” with the theme of “love,” the keyword most searched for by users.
This curated anthology of poems is unique in that it addresses the universally appealing theme of love, yet focuses on the end of love rather than its beginning.

The catastrophe of love as seen by poets of youth

"Only useless beauty will save us." _Ijeni, "The Black Horse on the Way to the Moon"
“It’s a falling summer.
"I'm forgetting you while doing stupid things" _Jo Yeon-ho, "Summer"
“The sun set without me even thinking about you.
“Flowers bloom even after I completely forget you” _Kim Yong-taek “Wet clothes dry”

"It was a dream where I didn't get scolded even if I loved" is composed of four parts about the emotions that come after a breakup. If you quietly follow the path that love has taken with the poem, you will naturally feel the purification of your emotions.
When faced with a breakup that we can never accept, we spit out harsh words like, “If I kill you, can I become you?” (Kim Geun, “To the Outside”), and we try our best to erase the person who left us, saying, “I’m doing stupid things //and forgetting you” (Jo Yeon-ho, “Summer”).
Even so, he can't help but miss someone "as if it were a terrible thing" (Go Young, "Gorani"), but in the end, he says goodbye to his past love, saying, "You forget me, and I forget you too" (Choi Jeong-rye, "Vague Light") and "Goodbye, my love, please take care" (Park Nam-joon, "Letter from a Distant River").
We need time to mourn our loss to gain the strength to love again.
The arrangement of "It was a dream where I couldn't get scolded even if I loved", which depicts the process of going through a breakup over time, is impressive, and the sense of balance that harmoniously arranges long-loved poems and hidden masterpieces is also outstanding.


Poetry's invitation to readers unfamiliar with literature

“There was a time when I, when I was with you, kept liking myself more and more.” _Lee Young-kwang, “Like the Wind in the High Sky”
"I ended up forgiving that one person." _Chun Yang-hee, "The Long-Necked Bird"
"I once forgot you. I could never love myself like that." _Nam Jin-woo, "I once loved you."
"When the flowers covered the small yard of two pyeong with blood, my despair ended, as if it were a joke." _Lee Seong-bok, "The End of That Summer"

Another thing to note about this book is the careful devices it provides to help readers appreciate it.
The poets (Park Shin-gyu, Park Jun, and Shin Mi-na) who participated as members of the Poetry Day Planning Committee painstakingly selected passages that would resonate with the sensibilities of the younger generation so that even readers unfamiliar with literature could read poetry without giving up.
These verses, like the North Star shining above the heads of pilgrims, guide readers who have just taken their first steps into the world of poetry so that they do not lose their way.
The journey of separation sung by 55 poets is more than enough to revive the forgotten beauty of poetry.
The comfort they give at the end of love is warm.

Words of participation

"It was a dream where I didn't get scolded even if I loved" contains 55 poems that trace the path where love ended.
There is mourning for a love gone by, there is wet memories, there is denial and anger, there is a broken heart.
There is a calm that has just subsided, followed by a coolness and disillusionment.
Just as our love is all different, the ending of our love is also different.
They are all different, but they all hurt.
There is poetry at the end of love, whether it passes or stays.
_Park Jun (poet)

Poets whose works are included (alphabetical order)

Kang Sung-eun, Kang Eun-kyo, Go Young, Ki Hyeong-do, Kim Kyung-mi, Kim Kyung-joo, Kim Geun, Kim Min-jeong, Kim Sa-in, Kim Seon-woo, Kim Yong-taek, Na Hee-deok, Nam Jin-woo, Do Jong-hwan, Moon Tae-jun, Park Gyu-ri, Park Nam-joon, Park Seong-woo, Park So-ran, Park Shin-gyu, Park Yeon-jun, Park Jeong-man, Park Jun, Park Hyung-jun, Baek Seok, Song Chan-ho, Shin Dae-cheol, Shin Mi-na, Shin Yong-mok, Shin Cheol-gyu, Ahn Tae-un, Ahn Hee-yeon, Lee Dae-heum, Lee Moon-jae, Lee Byeong-ryul, Lee Sang-guk, Lee Seon-yeong, Lee Seong-bok, Lee Si-young, Lee Yeong-gwang, Lee Yong-ak, Lee Je-ni, Lee Hong-seop, Jang Seok-nam, Jeong Ho-seung, Jo Yeon-ho, Joo Ha-rim, Cheon Yang-hee, Choi Geum-jin, Choi Seung-ja, Choi Jeong-rye, Ham Min-bok, Hwang In-sook, Hwang In-chan, Jacques Prévert