Two types of love portrayed.

Two souls entangled.

When silk and satin meet.

Written in first person narrative – a much frowned upon literary technique. (Similar to how free form is rather reviled by purists in poetry.)

Three poems for the price of one.

Sijo is a Korean poetic form consisting of three lines averaging 14-16 syllables. The first line introduces a situation, a development or turn in line two and the third a twist and conclusion. The twist is presented in the first half of the final line – which could be a surprise in sound, meaning or some other poetic device.

A maiden and her warrior’s dalliance among the flowers.

Reminisce once more…return once again.

Hwang’s favorite treat.

A romantic interlude between Mi-Na and Hwang. Dedicated to Ken Bultman, who truly appreciated my pieces about my favorite fictional couple.