In the storefront, he---clad in baggy cargos and sole-grimed white socks---
waited for his boyfriend to come pick him up. His boyfriend arrived.
Later, naked except for their socks, they came . . . repeatedly.
Kyakuchuu
The sijo is ekphrastic.
They tell me that Homosexual couples are shunned or actively persecuted in South Korea. This poem defies that prejudice.