Notes from the Divided Country

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Confronting themes of colonialism, the Korean War, and emigration, this poetry collection delves into the complexities of identity in a divided nation. The author explores the significance of homeland and the struggles of language, body, and relationships, reflecting on roles as a daughter, sister, lover, citizen, and exile. Through poignant verses, the collection addresses the intersections of personal and collective experiences shaped by racism and love.