Request Line at Noon

Request Line at NoonA collection of poems by the South Korean poet Lee Jangwook. Request Line at Noon is a poetry collection that draws on the author's observational acuity and brings together reflections on the meaning of everyday life in modern times. From Request Line at Noon "We were friendly, Inconsiderate. Everyone moved forward to an end. You lost your love And I skipped rope. The surging music At the minimum altitude of my soul; The music from the 'Request Line

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