My friend is walking in Samcheonpo at night and asks can I hear the dear frogs. It’s Early morning here, but in my heart, I hear the frogs’ song: Gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i
Originally posted on Positive Energy Works Blog:

As I fell asleep last night
I heard your song
Gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i
You and your friends
A thousand voices strong
Gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i
I woke up a bit later
You sang all night long
Gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i
So, this afternoon I hopped on my bike
I wanted to say hello
But I couldn’t find you
Where do you go?
Do you bury yourself in the mud
So deep?
Do you hide in the ditches
And fall asleep?
I guess if I want to be with you
I should sleep now too
Then get up at dusk
And sing with your crew
Gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i-gae-gool-i
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About the poem:
Oh man, it feels great to fall asleep to the sound of frogs ‘singing’. As a kid in the US, I learned that frogs say “ribbit”, but here in Korea they are reported to say “gae-gool”. I tried to spot them today, but I couldn’t see one! (These two…
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