The works collected here were written by students at Chungju St. Mary School (a school for the visually impaired), the Chungju Sacred Heart Residence, and Gwangju's Eunhae School (a school for the physically challenged) and by disabled persons at the Seton Rehabilitation Center, all run by Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill. Proceeds from the book are used for the disabled by "Planting Love."

This selection from Kim Jong-Gil's work contains just over 50 poems, written throughout his career and chosen by himself. The poems are those by which he wishes to be remembered. The topics are personal, often the result of a journey back to a place familiar in childhood, or of a moment of insight. Occasionally the poems evoke visits to places far from Korea. The collection exemplifies the simple human dignity to which Korean writers attach such great importance.

This selection from Kim Jong-Gil's work contains just over 50 poems, written throughout his career and chosen by himself. The poems are those by which he wishes to be remembered. The topics are personal, often the result of a journey back to a place familiar in childhood, or of a moment of insight. Occasionally the poems evoke visits to places far from Korea. The collection exemplifies the simple human dignity to which Korean writers attach such great importance.