(A Poem of Two Brothers Torn)
They call him tyrant, ruthless, cold—
A shadow cast in headlines bold.
But truth, like buried roots below,
Feeds deeper than the world may know.
He studied where the West holds sway,
Learned Plato’s path, Machiavelli’s way.
Philosophy shaped his guarded mind,
A mirror to a world unkind.
Yet history speaks through hidden pain:
One Korea—once whole, now twain.
A...
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