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he moved often, did not have a comfortable life, and was raised under a strict father. Only through daydreaming he could escape such realities. His early poetry collections heavily reflect such childhood experiences. In his early works, "the road" is an important image. It gives a glimpse of the poet's own experiences of having had to move often, and ultimately it reflects the poet's desire to imagine an "uncharted road" and newly wander. At the time, He was known as a poet that represents the minds of the young generation that were worried and uncertain of their future, and desired to wander.
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