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This poetical book, a collection of my poems which I have written approximately for two decades in South Korea and Canada, draws the internal feeling or external appearance of nature, human, and spirituality. The book is composed of three major songs. First, The Songs of Nature is singing a natural environment and atmosphere. Next, The Songs of Human is describing a daily human life, thought, and relationship. Last, The Songs of Spirituality is chanting or praying a religious or spiritual life. The poetical songs are mainly expressed by different themes and subjects in a mountain village, Young-yang, in South Korea as well as in an urban city, Calgary, in Canada. The poems of this book are collections which the author published in Korean or English not merely in several magazines and newspapers of Korean Catholic Church, but in three poetical books and academic publications of the author. Among them, the author carefully chose seventy poems which can offer readers poetical or religious inspiration, and translated them in English. In particular, the author wishes this poetical book would provide consolatory seeds for the readers who hope to be peaceful and pursue pious spirituality.