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Uploading the soul of a Native Korean — one seed at a time.
Silence is Erasure.

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The archive begins.

NFTextKOREA:Hangeul is now on-chain.
Perpetual. Immutable. Beyond reach.

Silence is Erasure.
So we upload.

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A note on the original Korean:

'피해지냐 / 숨겨지냐' — passive ~아지다 fused with rhetorical ~냐: "can it even be avoided / hidden?" English must unfold it.

Full poem: https://t.co/L2DvFP2aTC

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"Let's just walk together,
step on the shadow as we go."

#070 Shadow ☀️

A Native Korean poem. The endings ~지냐 fold a resigned rhetorical question.

A piece of evidence.
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Full poem: https://t.co/soGab4u8Gy

#Hangeul #Poetry #Solana

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"Only people—
hands clasped, heads bowed to a screen."

#069 Smart Something ☁️

A Native Korean poem.

A piece of evidence.
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Full poem: https://t.co/Kr6KzGk0rx

#Hangeul #Poetry #Solana

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"When I close my eyes,
violet clouds drift beside me."

#068 When I Close My Eyes 🌫️

A Native Korean poem.

A piece of evidence.
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A note on the original Korean:

'보이더라' — the ending ~더라 marks a fact personally witnessed and now recalled. English flattens it into a plain past tense.

Full poem: https://t.co/iU2CFbbWX5

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"Left alone,
it looked lonely."

#067 Summer, and a Red Leaf ☁️

A Native Korean poem. The ending ~더라 recalls what was witnessed.

A piece of evidence.
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A note on the original Korean:

'웅웅-' — an onomatopoeia for a low hum; the hyphen stretches the sound. English needs 'hmmm—' or repetition.

Full poem: https://t.co/a6M4fhnUx6

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"Hmmm— the fan's wind,
ringing through my head."

#066 The Fan 🌧️

A Native Korean poem. The onomatopoeia 웅웅- hums on a stretched hyphen.

A piece of evidence.
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A note on the original Korean:

'보이더라' — the ending ~더라 marks a fact personally witnessed and now recalled. English flattens it into a plain past tense.

Full poem: https://t.co/pzglWBoUwo

#Hangeul #Poetry #Translation #Solana

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"And there I was,
walking at ease."

#065 A Little Early ☀️

A Native Korean poem. The ending ~더라 recalls what was witnessed.

A piece of evidence.
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A note on the original Korean:

'하는지 / 가지는지' — the ending ~는지 embeds a question inside a sentence without asking it directly. The piece uses it twice. English unfolds it with 'where' or 'whether'.

Full poem: https://t.co/TgmVkShGh1

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"Only today do I finally see it…"

#064 The Eyes That Seek Our Way ☁️

A Native Korean piece. One Korean ending, 는지, folds a question inside the sentence.

A piece of evidence.
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Full poem: https://t.co/W5MlUbmaGh

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"There is too much to gain in the world
to stay afraid."

#063 I Can Always Do It. ☀️

A Native Korean piece.

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A note on the original Korean:

'들어야지' — the ending ~야지 marks a resolution directed at oneself. English has no dedicated ending and adds words — 'I'd better' or 'have to'.

Full poem: https://t.co/lL9Com7rnr

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"Still, you have to lift your head."

#062 The Post-it ☀️

A Native Korean poem. One Korean ending, 들어야지, turns a resolution toward oneself.

A piece of evidence.
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A note on the original Korean:

'쫑긋 / 꿈뻑' — mimetic words (의태어): ears perking sharply up, eyes opening and closing slowly. Visual images of motion; English has no mimetic forms and uses phrases.

Full poem: https://t.co/BsqggzRuEg

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"What do you think about
in your dreams?"

#061 A Puppy's Dream ☀️

A Native Korean poem. Two Korean mimetics, 쫑긋 (ears perking) and 꿈뻑 (eyes blinking slow), paint motion.

A piece of evidence.
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