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Despite holding a teaching job for 43 years, Mr. Na kept writing consistently. He once took his students outside to draw flowers together, telling them, “Flowers are (not to be looked in passing but) to be examined carefully and consistently.” Then he muttered to himself, “So are you guys.” He rushed back inside to write down what he had just said, and this marked the birth of his beloved poem “Grass Flower.”
Beautiful upon a closer look / Lovely upon a detailed look / So are you. – “Grass Flower 1”
Na tae-joo (2002)

“The grass flower is not a special variety the way roses and lilies are. The flower buds from grass are too common to be rendered worthy, at least after a hasty look. Only those who make a close and detailed inspection on it will realize its beauty. The essence of this poem lies in the last line, ‘So are you.’ There’s a moment when minds and souls open up to one another after exchanging proper looks,” he said.

We will miss each other dearly / But for now, we can endure. – “Epitaph” (2011)
This epitaph is what Mr. Na wants on his tombstone, a poem in the form of a letter addressed to his child. With composure, he speaks of their mutual longing for each other’s presence. He also acknowledges that “enduring” what is felt now is not indefinite, as a person’s time on Earth is limited. Implicit is his plea for them to live their remaining lives to the fullest. The more you read the poem, the more poignantly the message sinks in.

Me too beak-un
Me too

من در حال کین کردن آلفاهای yearner و pathetic درحالیکه خودم امگام