The Traditional Daffodil Poem by Kinsley Lee
The Traditional Daffodil
Sang-Cheol, Han
How can pass by the perfume of skin? It's fluttering the white underwear.
With the traditional ornaments of the jade and amber, she worn on the slender body e'er
So. A fairy! Who crossed the sea lightly treading the waves floating on air.
Monday, March 27, 2023
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The original poem was written in Korean traditional poem named Sijo, by Sang-Cheol, Han, translated in English as a modern Sijo by Kinsley Lee. This poem is the 4th poem of the Series of the poem which titled as >
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