Songs of the Kisaeng: Courtesan Poetry of the Last Korean Dynasty by Hwang Jini et al. - HTML preview

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CONTENTS

Hwang Jini

Ah, What Have I Done?

At Cold Solstice

When Ever Did I?

Im Je

Are You Napping?

Chinok

Iron, We Were Told

Chongum

As Evening Entered

Hanu

Hoeyon

In Fall, When the Moon

Hongjang

Under the Cold, Pine Arbor Moon

Hongnang

I Chose This Branch

Imniwol

The Large Beak Finches

We Tied His Horse

Kang Gangwol

At Some Thoughts

While Journeying

Keju

Let My Cassia Boat

Kuji

Kumhong

Wild Geese Sang

Kungnyo

Who Caught You?

Kyerang

Kyesom

Maehwa

I Would Have To

My Thoughts of Him

To This Old Stump

Munhyang

Myongok

Don’t Tell Me the Face

A Lover That Shows

Okson

Pudong

Songdaechun

A Butterfly from Seoul

Songi

Everything You Do

The River of Stars

So, You Can Tell

When a Butterfly Sees a Flower

Our Love Is Not

Tabok

At the Last Waste of Dark

Anonymous

An Anchor Lifts

Before They Cross

If Tears Were Pearls

So, What Is This Love?

Acknowledgments

About the Translators