Part 1 You are the end of my dimension

know!
identity
hi
are you okay
It's even raining
The size of love
fearful
Even though I live forgetting everything
One day
Several times a day
I think it will be refreshing
Just good stuff
What do you like so much about it?
The truth of love
What is love?
Love is 2
For newlyweds
End of Dimension
greed
fishing
With only one memory
Just one to overflow
i love you
diary
difference
The poet's note: Know!

Part 2 All the time I spend without you

hobby
Foolishness
A face I want to see
If you have to meet someone again
pain
tree
Love Poem
Foolish foolishness
Foolish results
What else more… …
On a rainy day
One day 2
… … if there is
A belated letter
Greed 2
What should I do?
wait
How good would that be
wound
Long distance running
I'm lonely
Reasons for becoming depressed
sad wind
A sad trick
horizon
The Poet's Desperation and Greed 2

Part 3: Why I Get Sad at Night

experiences
Farewell Station
Nonsense question
Preparations that are no longer necessary
2-1=0
A child who cannot cry
Please let me meet you on a day like this
To love is
Our work
Space Mia
regret
It's raining
It's raining 2
Your me
Me at that time
Your me, me back then
reason
Reason 2
Song of Parting
It's true
The back of the parting
When you left my side
A premonition of a breakup
These days we
When will all this pain end?
The Poet's Notes: Space Mia

Part 4 For Today

dream
Tomorrow's weather
Real or fake
A very famous secret
A very old secret
drowning
What about tears?
road
Commonalities
Differences
To Yeongwon Station
A reflection written with the soul
Shadow's Day
freedom
Experience 2
Hamster wheel love
Stars in the picture
Sometimes I want to call God
Good breakup
Footsteps
Foolishness 2
The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Blind man with open eyes
Poet's Tears
cat's memory
A Poet's Notes: A Day in the Shadow

#1 in domestic poetry collection sales, with a total of 6 million copies sold
Lyricist of Taeyeon [Shh] and Baek Ji-young [That Woman]

Poet Won Tae-yeon has published his first poetry collection in 18 years, “There is no one like that.”
I've returned to the readers' side.

There is no one like that.

He was such a warm person who cared for me so much that it brought tears to my eyes.

(syncopation)
He was the one who looked at me with warm eyes.

Maybe it was because his eyes were so warm that no matter what I did in life
This person made me think that he would understand,
He is a person who took care of his own body more than his own body was sick.

(syncopation)
There is no one like that.

No matter how much you try to kill or save me, there is no one like me.


- From "There's no one like that"

you….
Do you know Won Tae-yeon? If you're in your 40s, you'll remember her as a poet of love poems. If you're in your 20s or 30s, you'll remember her as a hit lyricist.
If neither, the text below might be the answer.

"You think of me sometimes, and I think of other things sometimes."
"Draw a circle with your fingertips. I love you as much as you can draw."

'How much longer must I look at you like this, alone, this foolish love, this beggarly love?'
- From Baek Ji-young's [That Woman]
Please don't forget, even if I lived a thousand years, I was still a fool who only loved you.
- From Heo Gak [Don't Forget Me]

Won Tae-yeon is a poet who holds the title of 'No. 1 in domestic poetry collection sales' and a lyricist who wrote lyrics for the best ballad singers of the time, including Taeyeon, Baek Ji-young, Sung Si-kyung, Jang Na-ra, and Huh Gak.
In 2002, he was greatly loved by the public as a poet and lyricist.
After publishing his poetry collection, “Goodbye,” he gave up on being a poet.
The reason was that 'writing poetry is no longer painful.'
It was strange.
Poetry had to be written with difficulty.
I had to suffer.
It had to hurt.
But then one day, I found myself writing poetry technically.
Poetry was written so easily, and from then on, facing myself like that was the most painful thing.
I couldn't even raise my head in front of the readers.
So I couldn't write poetry anymore.

After giving up poetry, he wrote non-poetry as a lyricist, film director, and web drama writer.
He experienced such great success that the songs he wrote were played everywhere, and he also received the world's spotlight as a film director.
I was happy.
I was happy, but as time passed, poetry naturally came to mind.
Like a salmon returning to its birthplace, at some point he too felt a strong desire to return to being a poet.
I had to write poetry again for the rest of my life.
This book is a collection of handwritten poems by poet Won Tae-yeon, including new poems written after 18 years and his representative poems.
It hasn't been smooth writing poetry for a long time.
Although it was difficult and painful, he felt alive while writing poetry and soon became happy.
He added a note to his representative poem, "One Day," expressing his excitement for writing poetry again, and this was also transformed into the lyrics of the song [One Day], released by singer Ryu Dong-hyun on November 4th.

To reveal all my feelings
These days, it feels like a shame and a luxury.
Won Tae-yeon's poetry shines even brighter as it contains all the emotions of love in its raw form.

Poet Won Tae-yeon says:
He said that his feelings about writing poetry after 18 years were just like those of a private with a strong military discipline.
Even if I'm not good at other things, I can just accept it and live with it, but I can never do that with poetry.
No, that shouldn't be the case.
Since the denial of poetry is the denial of Won Tae-yeon's very existence, he picked up his pen and wrote poetry again with great tension.
Maybe that's why.
The poems he wrote after 18 years are clearly different from his previous poems.
Every single word is careful and even more delicate.


You are my mirror, the mirror of my heart.
After meeting you, I realized what kind of person I am.
You're a similar person to me, so you'll understand.
I hate people who talk loudly, I brush my teeth when I'm in a bad mood, I can't stay in crowded places for long, I like the night when everyone else is asleep. That's why I want to show myself to you, but it's so hard.
Actually, I don't know myself very well... ... So I wish you would read me a little... ... // Slowly/For a long time/Stick by stick, stick by stick.
- Page 48, "Love 2"

In fact, Won Tae-yeon was a poet famous for his unique direct expressions.
A poem that seems to have been written down on paper as soon as the thoughts that came to mind came to mind.
That was his charm and characteristic.

Take you for example
I wonder if there will come a time when I can comfort others
I've been there too
I'm afraid I'll have to speak calmly
- Page 30 "Fear"

I guess you were my hobby
Because I lost you
I have no interest in anything.
Nothing fun
- Page 72, "Hobbies"

Although the appearance of Won Tae-yeon's poetry has changed somewhat over the past 18 years, his poetry still stirs the hearts of readers with the same emotional lines as before.
In Won Tae-yeon's poetry, all the emotions we experience while loving are expressed in their bare form, without any lies.
Love is the most universal human emotion, and Won Tae-yeon is still the poet who expresses it most honestly.
In today's world, where revealing one's heart to others feels shameful and a luxury, Won Tae-yeon's poetry shines even brighter.
On days when you feel dizzy, read and copy Won Tae-yeon's poetry.
All the joys and sorrows of love that were so desperately hidden, and so never fully healed, will begin to speak out in your heart.

With emotional calligraphy and illustrations
An experience that immerses you in poetry
There is no one like him.

A day when I want to spend time just for myself.
On days like that, there's nothing better than a book of poems.
As I read poetry, listen to my heart, write it down, and focus on my body, distracting thoughts disappear and only the language of the poem swims through my head.
The best calligrapher of this era, Bae Jeong-ae, and illustrator Hijo, who draws warm memories of the day, participated in Won Tae-yeon's handwritten poetry collection, which is good just to read and write.
The text and illustrations become another form of Won Tae-yeon's poetry, enhancing the completeness of immersion in the poem.
Just looking at the calligraphy conveys the emotion of the poem, and just taking in the illustrations touches the reader's heart.
Another fun aspect of this book is the 'Poet's Notes' section, organized by section.
Poet Won Tae-yeon personally hand-copied “I Know!”, “Greed 2,” “Space Mia,” and “Shadow’s Day” are included, allowing readers to experience the special pleasure of having the poet and the reader’s hand-copied works included in one book.