Among them are poems singing of the Korean people's immense pride and honor of living in the nuclear power of Juche, a world military power.

Poems "Greatest General" and "No One Can Match Korea" represent the steadfast faith of the army and people of the DPRK that they are sure to emerge victorious under the guidance of respected Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un.

"Answer of Korea", "America on doom" and other poems stress that the great thunder of H-bomb which jolted the earth is a stern declaration of Juche Korea to the gangsters trying to stamp out the sovereignty of the country and its rights to existence and development.

Such poems as "Lightning in September" and "Thunder of H-bomb" show the Korean army and people's will to annihilate the U.S. imperialists and the group of traitors and accomplish the historic cause of national reunification and win the final victory in the standoff with the U.S.