#SameBedDifferentDreams
#EdPark

Kim Hye-gyung, born in 1910, the same year Korea becomes Japan's colony…finds work as an architect for the colonial government. Under the name Yi Sang, he composes hundreds of poems…One poem asks, "Did the straight line murder the circle?"

Finished #SameBedDifferentDreams
#EdPark

"That is my homeland song," he says.
"What does 'Arirang' mean?" asks Jessie.
"Old Korean word," he says. He wishes he had a better answer. “Arirang is a sound, an emotion…a song about leaving," says Syngman…”Leaving behind a place or person you love."

#SameBedDifferentDreams
#EdPark

How was it, Ko demanded, that these nations had fought against Japan…were now pitted against each other, taking Korea apart…
Parker would shrug…
"Shrimp between whales, eh?" Ko cackled…”Korea she is shrimp…Same bed, different dreams. Korea-she is
bed."