Publishing 『Occasionally Written Poems, As I Please』

Part 1.
Transparent vibrations of the mind
Love, excitement, a wave of emotion that touches one's heart, and a gaze directed toward someone

Incompetent postman
Physiological Romance
Star of the City
Confessions
Window frame 1
Window frame 2
surface tension
Equivalence principle
unrequited love recursive function
Triase
Werther dynamics
A flower

Part 2.
A view from the end of time
Contemplation and lingering feelings about parting, loss, and the fading away

One step
Non-existential loss
Modulus of Folly Formula
Unknown star
Distance, afterimages, and memories
A day I loved so much, a prayer
My little cloud
Obituary
clock without an hour hand
homecoming
Theory of relativity of emotions
Anshin (安信)
Farewell

Part 3.
Self and inner growth
Identity, philosophy, inner conflict, the meaning of things, and worldview

Autumn image
A night where the soul shines
Cat sign
A day with good waves
sitting stone
Deeply loving things 1
Deeply Loving Things 2
To me, who had a very hard day today
Man in the Mirror
It's like a cowardly sincerity, so to speak.
analog
Snowball philosophy
Losing
Law of Entropy
A stone called interest
Bus stop
From where I came back

Cheon Eun-taek's first poetry collection, "Sometimes I Write Poems, As I Please," transcends everyday moments and presents a unique perspective that connects the heart and the world.
Rather than simply describing emotions, it melts scientific principles and thoughts into poetic language, giving readers the pleasure of new thinking.

The poems in this collection deal with love, longing, and growth, and express the movements of emotion by comparing them to the laws of physics and mathematical concepts.
The free language, unconstrained by standard literary forms, and the fusion of scientific thought and emotion lead readers into a world of deep thought in an instant.
Through poetry, readers can peer into their hearts while simultaneously experiencing the pleasure of seeing the world from a different perspective.

Poems that are as comforting as a cup of coffee, yet suddenly contain sharp insights that strike the mind, allowing us to discover new meaning even in familiar daily life.