Kim Jeong-ran (1953-) is a South Korean poet who debuted through Hyundae Munhak in 1976 with the short story “Seumeulne sarui bada” (스물네 살의 바다 The Twenty-Four-Year-Old’s Sea). Kim draws from mythical motifs and composes dreamlike poetry, but also shows an intellectual side that coexists with the lyrical elements of Kim’s poetry. •Poetry collection Dasi sijakaneun nabi (다시 시작하는 나비 The Butterfly that Starts Again) (1989) •Poetry collection Stakato nae yeonghon (스타카토 내 영혼 My Soul in Staccato) (1999)

Hwang Tong-gyu (born April 9, 1938) is a South Korean poet, academic and critic.

Kim Chohye (1943~) is a South Korean poet who debuted through Hyundae Munhak in 1963 with the poems “Sawol” (사월 April) and “Gil” (길 Path). Kim is a master of poetic tension, using clean and pointed language that overflows with human affection. Kim received the Korean Literature Award in 1984, the Society of Korean Poets Prize in 1985, the forty-first Hyundae Munhak Literary Award in 1996, and the twentieth Chong Chi-Yong Literature Prize in 2008. •Poetry collection Tteodori byeol (떠돌이 별 Wandering Star) (1984) •Poetry collection Sarami geuriweoseo (사람이 그리워서 Because I Long for People) (2008)

Jo Eun (1960 - ) is a Korean poet. In her early poems, she focused on connecting nature and an inner world, but she has gradually expanded her poetry world to deal with other people and an outer world.

Kim Sowol (1902–1934) was a Korean language poet famous for his contributions to early modern poetry.