This characterizes the Kim chun-su`s poem Duˇl-rim, Dostoevski(1997) and chair and stairs(1999)-through metonymic reading. The 1990`s is the period that postmodern symptoms conspicurously appear in arts and culture. His poems have both contemporary universality, which is postmodern and the experimetal mind that the very method of composing a poem show a thought. The postmodrn symptoms in his poems is shown off in deconstructing aspect. The deconstruction in a formal aspect-deconstructing a discription system and a completed narration-indicates the recognition that the universe is indeterminable, incidental and relative. If metaphor and metonymy are extended as one of the ways recognizing this universe, his poems show the metonymic recognition. D??l-rim. Dostoevski has intertxstuality with Dostoevski`s novels and poems prior to Kim. Kim`s poems have a unique description system which delays meanings. It removes `Signified` and `Signified` turns another `Signifer`. This description system reflects the aspects that the meanig is open, not finished. In chair and stairs, the historical and ordinary narration has no totality. A metonynic image intrudes, breaking and transferring a poetic meanig and acts as fragmenting the narration. Tihs means a denial of history.