I see you like i see a flower / Tae-joo Na ; Ma. Kristina Carla Rico and Kyung-min Bae, translator

Foreword -- CHAPTER 1 -- I to You -- Those Words -- I Like It -- Answer to Love -- Windy Day -- Pitfall -- Longing -- Ugly Doll -- How to Live -- Daily Prayer -- One After Another -- First Snow -- Island
Feeling Flowers for Each Other -- Please -- Hello, Flowers -- Beauty Arrow Prayer -- For You -- Writing on Snow -- Till the End -- Ultimate Rapture -- Flower Shade -- Star -- Do You Feel the Same? -- Flower 1
-- Flower 2 -- Flower 3 -- Alone -- Red Poppy -- Tacky Confession -- I Like You Still -- In This Autumn -- A Reason to Live -- Falling Magnolia
-- Farewell -- Early Spring -- Tree -- Afar -- Love Is Always Unfamiliar -- The Place I Left -- Prayer From a Distance -- CHAPTER 2 -- Someone -- I'm Fond Of -- As Soon as I Say -- The Moment of Leaving --Happiness -- Grass Flower 1 -- Regards to You -- Longing -- Beautiful One -- Epitaph -- The Season I Love -- Stars on Our Behalf -- Spring -- November -- Grass Flower 2 -- Prayer -- Bamboo Forest -- Traveling to Winter -- Gift -- I Ask the Wind -- You Are Far Away Again Today -- After Leaving It Behind -- Grass Flower 3 -- Favor -- Don't Set Aside -- Since I Came Into the World -- Petals -- March -- To Resemble Grass -- Your Back -- I Talk to the Tree -- The More I Feel Lonely -- In the Island
-- September Again -- Impudently -- Longing -- Prayer Before Sleep -- CHAPTER 3 -- Dazzling World -- Snow in March -- December -- In a Crowded Place -- I Miss You -- Violet -- Dating -- My Love Was Fake
-- Love Is -- Autumn Leaves in Naejangsan Mountain -- After Separation -- Poems -- Under the Crabapple Tree -- Memories -- A Few Days on Earth -- Call -- Snow -- Fog -- An Alley I've Never Been To -- Market Road -- As That Kind of Person -- Poem -- Stone -- Walking on the Field -- In the Middle of the Night -- Even if I'm in Love -- Joy -- Wild Chrysanthemum I -- Sadness -- Wild Chrysanthemum 2 -- Dear Suni -- Flowering Tree -- Violet -- I'll Save My Words -- Cornelian Cherry Flowers -- Promise Today

"I See You Like I See A Flower is a collection of Na Tae Joo’s most popular poems that circulated blogs, cafes, and Twitter.
Each poem is carefully curated while considering the choices of readers. He believes that the readers are the ones who choose the masterpiece of a poet.
In this book of poetry, we discover beauty in its simplest form, and just as how we think flowers are precious the more we look at them, we unearth the importance of things we’ve always seen as insignificant.
“It is a wonderful blessing and joy for someone like me who has been writing poetry for a long time. Because really good poetry should be a work that is selected and supported by more people across classes, generations, and times. If my poetry remains in the world and reaches the readers' hands, I think that I will become a person who will not die even if I die.”