The Royal Tomb Of King Suro Poem by Kinsley Lee
The Royal Tomb Of King Suro
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Dam-Woon, Kang
The water of spring like the clouds, flowing abundantly in the Tiger Valley,
People who're doing laundry have split on both sides of the Tiger Valley.
Even in cold food festival, throughout the day, cuckoos sing
And the grasses are green and lush at the Royal Tombs of the Queen and the King.
(15th, Sep.,2023, Translated by Kinsley Lee)
Friday, September 15, 2023
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Dam-Woon, Kang was a Ki-Saeng(Korean Geisha) at the last of the Yi dynasty in Korea. She left the many beautiful poems for Kim-Hae, near Busan, where there are many relics of the old dynasty named Gaya. King Suro was the founder of the Kaya which was one of the dynasty in old Korea. And Dam-Woon, Kang wrote a poem at King Suro's tomb in Traditional Chinese form, and translated in English poem by Kinsley Lee.
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