I see you like I see a flower / Tae-joo Na
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National University - Manila | National University - Manila | Fiction | Fiction | FIC .N3 2022 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000019481 |
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FIC .M87 2018 Men without women : stories | FIC .M87 2021 First person singular / | FIC .M873 2018 Killing commendatore / | FIC .N3 2022 I see you like I see a flower / | FIC .N39 1993 Mama day / | FIC .N45 1985 Hello everybody, I'm Lindsey Nelson / | FIC .N67 [2013] Twelve years a slave : narrative of Solomon Northup, a citizen of New York, kidnapped in Washington City in 1841, and rescued in 1853 |
The collection of Na Tae Joo’s most popular poems that resonated through different generations online, I See You Like I See A Flower, carrier of South Korea’s Nation’s Most Favorite Poem, Grass Flower, is finally available in English!
With sentimental poetry about happiness, life, longing, love, and sadness, I See You Like I See A Flower continuously captures the hearts of people from different generations.
As seen from popular K-Dramas - A Poem A Day, Encounter, and School 2013
Resonated with hundreds of thousands around the world, including Korean Actors and K-pop Idols!
Translated in Indonesia, Japan, and Thailand
Sold over 500,000 copies and more!
I See You Like I See A Flower is a collection of Na Tae Joo’s most popular poems that circulated blogs, cafes, and Twitter.
Each poem is carefully curated while considering the choices of readers. He believes that the readers are the ones who choose the masterpiece of a poet.
In this book of poetry, we discover beauty in its simplest form, and just as how we think flowers are precious the more we look at them, we unearth the importance of things we’ve always seen as insignificant.
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