Kim Nam-Jo's dynamic use of sensual language and vibrant imagery portrays the subtlety of human emotions. Her poems offer both an affirmation of humanity and a passion for the religious life.

1. Scribble 2. Companion 3. To My Poem 4 4. Winter Flowers 5. Trees 5 6. Trees 7 7. Winter Laundry 8. Tear 9. Famine, That Story 10. Combing My Hair 11. After That 12. Last Letter 13. Door 14. Trees and Shadows 15. To The Wind 16. Days Of Wounded Soldiers 17. Peace 18. Even In The Acid Rain 19. Mirror Inside The Mirror 20. To The Mountains And The Trees 21. Birds 22. A Certain Picture 23. Toward The West 24. Sisyphus 1 25. Sisyphus 2 26. Sisyphus 3 27. Sisyphus 4 28. Winter River 29. Pain 30. That Woman 31. Flags 32. Postal Matter 33. Solitude 34. Pencil Lead 35. Concert on the 87th Children's Day, 5 May 2010 36. To My Poem 3 37. Concerning Consolation 38. Train 39. Someone Who Listens 40. South Gate (Sungnye) 41. The Twentieth Century 42. Sunset 43. To Myself 44. Sleep 45. Desert 46. Desert 9 47. To Winter Again 48. Pocket Diary of Grief 49. Learning Something New 50. The News 51. To Despair 52. Sedan 53. To Sorrow 54. Ascension 55. Still Life 56. The Letter 57. True Love 58. A Certain Boy 59. Children 60. Food Chain 61. Toying With Self-Reproach 62. Vista 63. In Honor Of Peace 64. My Words 65. Rain 66. Sky 67. Port 68. On The Unavailing 69. Songs of Solomon 4 70. Earth 71. White Angel 72. The Dining Table Of The New Millennium 73. The Present Situation 74. A Guest From Afar 75. Confession 76. Confession 2 77. Chair 78. High Plains 79. Speaking To The Wind 80. Warm Music 81. On The Shore Of The Han In Winter 82. Silence 83. To Hope