＜mool＞ 윤동재 시인의 ＜물＞

moolby D.J. YOON IWater persimmons oh so sweet Things or stuff sold out Surf the waves so smooth and bright Watery kimchi cool and nice Playing in the water for fun Safely steering through the Flood Lightly gliding skipping stones Blankly watching with an absent stareWater mills turning constantly with the tide Gifts we give, a joyful part Scooping spring water, warm at heartWeaving nets, with careful care Dirty water thrown awayIcy water chilling the air Bean sprouts trimmed gently Hesitating hesitating Peeling limply and feebly Crawling forward step by step  IIWater persimmons just so good Selling goods high Riding the waves sky-high Water kimchi is tasty Water play is fun and hasty Facing floods, it's a bit nasty Skipping stones with flair Gazing blankly with a stare The waterwheel turns without a care Giving gifts with grace Drawing water from the place Weaving nets in a slow-paced race Throwing out dirty water Ice water feels even colder Trimming bean sprouts, a daily order Hesitating, wavering slow Peeling off, soft like dough Creeping slowly as you go   물-윤동재 물감 달고물건 팔고물결 타고 물김치 맛있고물놀이 즐겁고물난리 만나고 물수제비 보여주고물끄러미 바라보고물레방아 돌아가고 선물 주고샘물 뜨고그물 짜고 구정물 버리고얼음물 차갑고콩나물 다듬고 우물쭈물 망설이고흐물흐물 벗겨지고꾸물꾸물 기어가고 <div data-ke-type="emoticon" data-ke-style="alignCenter" data-emoticon-type="frog" data-emoticon-name="002" data-emoticon-isAnimation="false" data-emoticon-src="https://t1.daumcdn.net/keditor/emoticon/frog/large/002.png"><img src="https://t1.daumcdn.net/keditor/emoticon/frog/large/002.png"></div>  Appreciation Review 感想 This poem skillfully demonstrates the arrangement and structure using the homonym ‘mool’. In the first stanza, ‘mool’ is placed in the first position of two-character words: 물감 (water persimmons)물건 (things)물결 (waves) In the second stanza, ‘mool’ is placed in the first position of three-character words: 물김치 (watery kimchi)물놀이 (water play)물난리 (flood) In the third stanza, ‘mool’ is placed in the first position of four-character words: 물수제비 (skipping stones)물끄러미 (blankly watching)물레방아 (water mills) In the fourth stanza, ‘mool’ is placed in the second position of two-character words: 선물 (gifts)샘물 (spring water)그물 (nets) In the fifth stanza, ‘mool’ is placed in the third position of three-character words: 구정물 (dirty water)얼음물 (ice water)콩나물 (bean sprouts) In the sixth stanza, ‘mool’ is placed in the second and fourth positions of four-character words: 우물쭈물 (hesitating)흐물흐물 (limply)꾸물꾸물 (forward step by step) This poem, through the precise placement of this homonym, enhances rhythm and rhyme while using words that engage and entertain younger readers. Following the previous work featuring "tteog" (rice cake), this is yet another impressive piece that creatively utilizes a homonym.  #동음이의어  #물