Welcome! Noah! to our websites!

Certainly, we all are proud of you and your talent in poetry.

I bet your grandma was tickled to death to present her proud
grandson's poem to our sites and thanks her for sharing with us.

I wish you would be proud of your origin as we all do and
keep up the good work! Noah!   KJ

He seems more mature than his age, 

Far more thoughtful than his grandma thinks he is. 

What a promising and great boy he is from his ancestral heritage

and with some Korean sentiments!

KHC 

Very Nice little Poem!

For a thirteen year old, he seems to have a real flair for poetry.

Congrats!

I am afraid I may have stepped over the boundary of the privilage endowed on us in this room.

When my daughter sent us her son Noah's poem to share with our family,

I was so moved to see his inner thoughts expressed so eloquently at the age of 13. 

His life seems vigorously involved with his interests such as music, baseball, ski,

as a geography and history buff, and a specially keen interest in the domain of AIRPLANES.

The way he introduced himself relating with the physical SKY at the beginning

and ending the poem using SKY as a metaphor for his future is very impressive for me. 

Thank you for your kind comments on this young boy's expression on searching for his own identity,

while being aware of his unique heritage. 

I selfishly loved finding out my name represented as a part of his Korean heritage. 

May be he is asking me to make more Japchae and Bulgogi, ha, ha!

Noah lives in Minneapolis with his parents, Geoffrey Getnick and Regina Cho with his two siblings. 

Thank you for allowing me to share my grandson's poem with you!