Even Though You Cry, Nothing Gonna Be Changed, But Korean Essay

-Book Introduction

Park Joon, the poet of I ate your name for a few days, his first prose book! Crying won’t change anything, though

“We are all becoming orphans or are already orphans. Nothing will change if you cry But if we cry together, it will be less embarrassing and give us a little strength.”

Just the book next to you. A book that goes hand in hand.

Is it hard to live sometimes? is it unfamiliar? Even if you pretend to know, as if comforting Indifferently, without saying anything Let's eat flounder mugwort soup A book that speaks out loud.

-Index

Entering - Shade

chapter 1 Incheon that year race that year two faces some horses never die A phone call at dawn - Poet Lee Mun-jae waiting, remembering letter Yeosu that year breakfast change of season rain Hyeopjae that year white dry light byeokjehaeng cry and breathe dream room body and sickness again now solitude and loneliness travel and life

Part 2 time to get better Hwaam that year Mukho that year daytime drink ruins of mind fields of memory A letter from Haenam weeping stairs to the roof Novelist Teacher Kim Hyehwa-dong that year sounds relationship reply age of love

Part 3 welcome spring little things and big things flowers leaving again behavior of the year the right time Space of daily life, time of travel once in the square extremity and extremity first love umbrella and rain I birth of taste Samcheok that year

Part 4 work and poverty unkind labor to become an adult orphanage soy sauce stop crying daddy waving hand axis! Park Joo-heon's first birthday Central Councilor sundae and revolution death and will age of my heart sun

Moving forward - Yeonhwa-ri of the year