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THOUGHTS AND POEMS OF RIJUTEI.
There is in Tokio a distinguished scholar, who is regarded as one of the leading teachers in Japan. For some years he has been a teacher of the Chinese language, and also the head of the Normal School for Girls, established under the patronage of the Empress. A short time since he wrote a poem in Chinese, which appeared in one of the newspapers. He has been a professed Christian; but there was no Christian thought in the poem. When Rijutei had read it, he wrote to the author as follows:
¡°It is about ten months since I came to your honorable country [from Corea]. Seeing different places, and visiting teachers, and for a time reading many new books, I had no time to compose any poems. Often poetic thoughts came into my mind, but seldom have I finished any such productions. It is like a rainbow when cut into half, and the thoughts do not remain.
Men often come to me to ask me to compose something, and as I am not skillful to write, I excuse myself. But often they will not accept an excuse, because it is just like a stone or tree from a strange country, which people value because it comes from a distant land, and without any regard for their want of beauty or real worth.
I hear people say that the writings of a Corean are like charms for avoiding any disaster, and it is the reason why many ask for my writing; but this is very foolish. When I am about to write anything, I am often perplexed as to what to write, because I compose very poor poems. One of these was published in the Yubin Shimbun, and many learned men praised it. But when I saw the paper, I was much surprised and ashamed.
Now I have read one of your poems, and I am very glad. I hear that your good name is noted as a teacher of morality, and your writings circulate everywhere. The words of noble men are very sweet to the taste. I have heard of you, and desired for a long time to meet you personally, but have not had an opportunity of doing so. But the reading of your poem is like looking into your face.
It is very strange that a man meeting a happy thing becomes very sad, and living in a lonely spot thinks it is a good place. But I am far away from my country and kindred, and recently I joyfully received religion. It is now my greatest desire to introduce the Gospel of the kingdom of God into my country, and to serve my king and people. But growing up among bad customs, I am not fitted for such a work, and I must ask for the help of God.
I have composed some very poor poems. They have no taste or merit, and it is my purpose just to express the thoughts and desires of my heart. If these words of a rustic countryman receive one favoring glance, I shall be most happy.¡±
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THOUGHTS AND POEMS OF RIJUTEI.
There is in Tokio a distinguished scholar, who is regarded as one of the leading teachers in Japan. For some years he has been a teacher of the Chinese language, and also the head of the Normal School for Girls, established under the patronage of the Empress. A short time since he wrote a poem in Chinese, which appeared in one of the newspapers. He has been a professed Christian; but there was no Christian thought in the poem. When Rijutei had read it, he wrote to the author as follows:
¡°It is about ten months since I came to your honorable country [from Corea]. Seeing different places, and visiting teachers, and for a time reading many new books, I had no time to compose any poems. Often poetic thoughts came into my mind, but seldom have I finished any such productions. It is like a rainbow when cut into half, and the thoughts do not remain.
Men often come to me to ask me to compose something, and as I am not skillful to write, I excuse myself. But often they will not accept an excuse, because it is just like a stone or tree from a strange country, which people value because it comes from a distant land, and without any regard for their want of beauty or real worth.
I hear people say that the writings of a Corean are like charms for avoiding any disaster, and it is the reason why many ask for my writing; but this is very foolish. When I am about to write anything, I am often perplexed as to what to write, because I compose very poor poems. One of these was published in the Yubin Shimbun, and many learned men praised it. But when I saw the paper, I was much surprised and ashamed.
Now I have read one of your poems, and I am very glad. I hear that your good name is noted as a teacher of morality, and your writings circulate everywhere. The words of noble men are very sweet to the taste. I have heard of you, and desired for a long time to meet you personally, but have not had an opportunity of doing so. But the reading of your poem is like looking into your face.
It is very strange that a man meeting a happy thing becomes very sad, and living in a lonely spot thinks it is a good place. But I am far away from my country and kindred, and recently I joyfully received religion. It is now my greatest desire to introduce the Gospel of the kingdom of God into my country, and to serve my king and people. But growing up among bad customs, I am not fitted for such a work, and I must ask for the help of God.
I have composed some very poor poems. They have no taste or merit, and it is my purpose just to express the thoughts and desires of my heart. If these words of a rustic countryman receive one favoring glance, I shall be most happy.¡±
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