박두진 시에 나타난 운율의 미학

Abstract

Park Du Jin showed an unique form of poetry from the very beginning of his work. He divided stanza and the statement of each stanza was long as prose. Regardless of his prosaic form, his poem had a rhyme. He differs from other ‘Chung Rok Pa’ poets in this regard, and his form is very special as well as crucial in Korean poetry history. In this essay, you will be able to look into features of rhymes in his prosaic poetry. Park Du Jin used an echoic and mimetic word creatively, and also used various endings of words which are used in colloquialism. With the phoneme features of these ending words, he could make a fine sound effect. Also, he used repetition and enumeration to form a rhyme. Sun, wrtten by Park Du Jin in 1949, shows his deliberately polished art of rhyme most. He was influenced by Ji Yong's latter poetry. Especially, one can find a simmilar form of Park Du Jin's form of poetry in Jangsu mountain and Baekrokdam, Ji Yong's typical poems. Park Du Jin succeeded Ji Yong's prosanic art of poetry and by trying diverse rhyme he presented an original form of poetry in our poetry history.