The Selected Poems of Korean Minstrel Kim Sat Gat

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Kim Sat Gat a.k.a. Kim Lip is called the Divine Poet in Korea. He had wandered all over Choson for more than 30 years and composed numerous poems of various tones. From the Lee Eungsoo’s Collection of Kim Lip’s Poems(1941), the 108 poems in Chinese or Korean were selected and divided into eight segments: visual rhythm, nature, wandering and satire, pathos, love, dialogue, potpourri and Gwa-si(long poems). They were redacted, translated and annotated by Yong Hee Chung at Hallym University in Korea.