To help us reflect on what it means to be a child in today’s world, Pasatiempo curated a short list of poetry books for ...

Eleven sijo (traditional poems) will be sent to the moon on a rocket set for blastoff on Jan. 15 carrying a private U.S. lunar lander. The Sejong Cultural Society, a Korean-American non-profit ...

in textbooks or know by heart Hwang Jin-yi’s famous sijo poems. Occasionally, sijo is recited in historical dramas. But the traditional Korean poetic form that emerged in the Goryeo period and ...

The Book Review’s poetry columnist, Elisa Gabbert, picks her seven favorite collections of the year. Credit...Sara Krulwich/The New York Times Supported by By Elisa Gabbert This year of slow and ...

The images of the two poems are Lisbon's glorious past over the current melancholic economic and political scenes. Woo Ah-ji is a "sijo" poetess, and I am a poet of free or prose poems ...

I read "For Nirvana" with great interest, because it is a poetry book of Zen and "sijo," which are one and inseparable, like two sides of one coin. Zen means meditation to control the mind.

McCann is a recognized expert on the Korean form of poetry, called sijo, which is a counterpart to the Japanese poetry form of haiku. He started teaching at Harvard in 1997 when he became the ...

Most likely, sijo will come into his or her mind ... to the mind’s eye could be considered as the common characteristic observable in the traditional poetry of all East Asian countries: Korea, Japan, ...