Journey to Lights
In the face of the death of a loved one, those left behind often experience a passage from sorrow into the recovery of hope. While the pain may never fully disappear, time can diminish its sting. Journey to Lights presents a collection of short poems that reflect author Honey Nguyens own journey of thriving following loss, grief, and widowhood. These verses demonstrate that it is possible to suffer tragedy and still retain a pure heart of hope, full of belief and love. Winter Then they parted. The road was filled with quiet sorrow. Loneliness seemed to be like it should be. Winter broke into tears. I will make you a new sweater By the gloomy sun of winter, With the winters broken smiles, Filled with its dry tears.
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Journey to Lights
In the face of the death of a loved one, those left behind often experience a passage from sorrow into the recovery of hope. While the pain may never fully disappear, time can diminish its sting. Journey to Lights presents a collection of short poems that reflect author Honey Nguyens own journey of thriving following loss, grief, and widowhood. These verses demonstrate that it is possible to suffer tragedy and still retain a pure heart of hope, full of belief and love. Winter Then they parted. The road was filled with quiet sorrow. Loneliness seemed to be like it should be. Winter broke into tears. I will make you a new sweater By the gloomy sun of winter, With the winters broken smiles, Filled with its dry tears.
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Journey to Lights

Journey to Lights

by Honey Nguyen
Journey to Lights

Journey to Lights

by Honey Nguyen

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In the face of the death of a loved one, those left behind often experience a passage from sorrow into the recovery of hope. While the pain may never fully disappear, time can diminish its sting. Journey to Lights presents a collection of short poems that reflect author Honey Nguyens own journey of thriving following loss, grief, and widowhood. These verses demonstrate that it is possible to suffer tragedy and still retain a pure heart of hope, full of belief and love. Winter Then they parted. The road was filled with quiet sorrow. Loneliness seemed to be like it should be. Winter broke into tears. I will make you a new sweater By the gloomy sun of winter, With the winters broken smiles, Filled with its dry tears.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781504311052
Publisher: Balboa Press AU
Publication date: 11/06/2017
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 66
File size: 238 KB

About the Author

Honey Nguyen is an international inspirational author and speaker. Born and raised in Hanoi, Vietnam, she now calls Perth, Australia, home, where she works as a yoga teacher. She is a Buddhist, and her teaching and philosophy in life have helped and inspired many people in achieving balanced lives.

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CHAPTER 1

For You

Seemed that she cried And went away ...
Is there anything that makes you tormented And worried?
No one comforts you.
The flower is too old.
Just only one you.
But if you called my name,
January 2003

Winter

Then they parted.
I will make you a new sweater By the gloomy sun of winter,
December 2002

Phantom

Maybe we had met Somewhere so far away.
Maybe we had met On an oblivious road,
We had lived And loved.
I am not hurting,
I am not crying,
I am not forgetting Love changed in a jiffy,
Maybe we had met.
Maybe we had met Somewhere we cannot reach.
Maybe we will meet.

January 2003

It Happened

It happened that An ant crept onto my feet,
It happened that A blade of grass Attached to my blouse,
It happened that A sorrow knocked on the door of my heart.
It happened that My joy turned out to be speechless,
It happened that Her lips turned out to be crescent,
September 2003

For Lucy

When I woke up at night,
When I got up in the morning,
Small question in many other questions.
When you smile,
There will be questions In your life ahead,
For now,
May 21, 2003

Somewhere

I used to drink bitters as sweet wine,
Somewhere,
Sometimes,
June 2003

In the Loony Bin

The first patient has the face of a three-year-old child.
The second patient looks quietly at the child Who has the wrinkled face of an old man,
In his mind,
The third patient is a young lad.
The fourth patient ...
Others' fates In which show them more human beings.

2003

Apple Flowers

Summer gone without waiting.
Summer gone without waiting.
Apple flowers were falling,
Once bygone autumn,
Apple flowers are falling Into my hands,
September 2003

Flamboyants

Under shade of flamboyants,
You were lost in thoughts of faraway horizons,
Whenever flamboyants are in bloom,
Whenever flamboyants are in bloom,
There was no you in my poem.
I was not sad nor being sorry.
Whenever flamboyants are in bloom,
March 2001–January 2004

My Ditty

If you said you were not in love,
If you said you loved me,
So each day goes by Without you.

I walk along In my humdrum footsteps.

Missing you Makes my heart sleepless.

Please Just ignore me.
If I said never would I want to see you again,
If I said already had I forgotten about you,
February 5, 2004

Reverie

Lonely moon,
Darling, wait!
Darling, go!
I go to the ocean.
I go to green forest.
I go to you,
I go home.
Is it the day you came into my life?
Dying autumn,
Is it when your soul passed through lands?
No.
Stop being sad Or sorry.
Stop being sad.

Or sorry.
Maiden's prayers,
If I die tomorrow,
January 2004

Heather-Bell

Where are you looking at, my honey?
Crying, are you?
Nights reside in bleeding souls.
Homeless cats crying out.
Searching for a missing Bible.
Oh, my honey, heather-bell,
February 11, 2004

In My Dreams

In my dreams,
I could not see your face,
Rain

No sun,
Rain,
And my soul in peace.

No sun,
January 2004

White Dreams

There was a girl leaving In a white carriage.
Until the moon of December came.
Immaculate white dreams.
February 16, 2004

Why?

Could not say a word.
February 2004

If There Comes a Day

If there comes a day when you feel desperate,
We are here in spring.
March 7, 2004

March

Something so heavy In my heart.
I ask myself,
This side is my day.

My sun.
Sky of your thoughts.

March 12, 2004

After All

Forgotten everything.
Forgotten everything.
But why waves buried me deep down at the bottom,

Where there was your face, looking at me gently,
March 12, 2004

My Freedom

My freedom Is a day when there are petals of roses falling on the
What is it worth being human?
A day dying on the ground.
March 12, 2004

My Diary

I.
II.
Your stories full of tears.
III.
Coming swallows Would wake up pure hope.
Would it be enough?

IV.
V.
VI.
In return,
March 17, 2004

A Song for Myself

I send love to the earth,
The earth,
But why, darling?
March 28, 2004

3 - 4 - 2004

Remain the scent of ardent flowers,
Remain the unforgettable silence In deep space of love,
Remain infinitely venerated souls,
Remain the warmth of love You left.

Remain me In horror silence.

April 3, 2004

Nightingale

Raining outside Cold wind.
Want to be away from you.
In rain,
Why apart?
My sweet nightingale,
Raining outside Cold wind.
May 7, 2004

(Continues…)



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