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Since Siddhartha, numerous Buddhist monks have written Ohdosong. Ohdosong is the Buddhists’ poems which embodies their strange fate and spiritual enlightenment. This study examines what the contents of enlightenment are and what the poems convey through Odosong. The meaning of Siddhartha’s Odosong is about an initiative of Buddhism. He decided to propagate doctrines which he had realized through Buddhism. His poems indicate that how he has changed after his awakening. Odosong of Haenueng, Choju, and Dongsan from China shows the characteristics of Buddhism. Once Buddhism limited to the concept of only the Buddhist saint, which has extend to everyone who recognizes the possibility of being a Buddha. The Odosong of Wonhoe, Haekuen, Huechung indicates that they are humble about their enlightenment. There is no intention to spread their religion widely in public. The Odosong of Haknuel, Kyungbong, Sungcheol indicates that whether it is accidental or inevitable, the realization of enlightenment is not easy. Reaching nirvana by the asceticism is not for oneself, but it can be completed when the enlightenment is also ready for the public.