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A Magpie Would Ask Meby D.J. YOON I stacked sweet potatoes in the back room And hung dried persimmons under the eaves dangling dangling I made skates I carved a spinning top I made a shield kite too I even asked the stream in front of the house To freeze hard During this winter vacation Be sure to come and play You study and study But you should rest a little too Every vacation Busy going to academies You are even busier You brother and sister One in third grade one in fifth grade Living in Seoul Today again Grandpa thought You might come So I walked all the way To the bus stop at the front of the villageI went there and came back three times Each time I returned home alone A magpie would ask me Sitting on the bare branch of the persimmon tree Aren’t the two of them coming today? kak kak kak kak When will they come? kak kak kak kak  까치가 내게 묻더라-윤동재 고구마는 뒷방에 가득 쌓아 놓았고곶감도 처마 밑에 달아 놓았다 주렁주렁 스케이트도 만들어 놓았고팽이도 깎아 놓았다 방패연도 만들어 놓았고앞개울도 꽝꽝 얼려 달라고 부탁해 놓았다 이번 겨울방학에는 꼭 놀다 가라공부 공부 하지만 좀 쉬면서 해라 방학 때마다 학원 다니느라오히려 더 바쁘다는 서울 사는 3학년 5학년너희 남매 할아버지는 오늘도 너희 남매가행여나 올까 하여 마을 앞 버스 정거장까지 걸어가 보았다세 번이나 갔다 왔다 나 혼자 집으로 돌아올 때마다까치가 내게 묻더라 감나무 빈 가지에 앉아서 너희 남매가 오늘도 오지 않느냐고 깍깍깍깍너희 남매가 언제 오느냐고 깍깍깍깍  <div class="figure-img" data-ke-type="image" data-ke-style="alignCenter" data-ke-mobilestyle="widthOrigin"><img src="https://t1.daumcdn.net/cafeattach/1WGiS/89a438c91e9f6c2ab18423ae4cdae0c6e863c749" class="txc-image" data-img-src="https://t1.daumcdn.net/cafeattach/1WGiS/89a438c91e9f6c2ab18423ae4cdae0c6e863c749" data-origin-width="1024" data-origin-height="1536"><div class="figcaption">A Magpie Would Ask Me</div></div> Appreciation Review 感想 This poem is warm, gentle, and a little bit sad in a beautiful way.Grandpa gets ready for his grandchildren with sweet potatoes, dried persimmons, skates, a spinning top, and a kite because he really wants them to come and play. Even though the children are busy with academies, Grandpa keeps waiting and hoping. He walks to the bus stop three times, showing how much he misses them. The words “dangling dangling” help us see the persimmons hanging under the eaves, and “kak kak kak kak” makes the magpie feel real and funny. The magpie becomes like Grandpa’s little friend, asking the same question again and again. This poem teaches children about love, waiting, and family, and it softly reminds us that spending time together is very precious. #grandpa  #grandchildren  #miss  #magpie  #onomatopoeia