40+ Love Ii: Four Seasons
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This book starts with winter and finishes with autumn. Winter is the season of healing sores under silence and tranquil. Spring is the season of hoping for a new love under excitement and whispers. Summer is the season of hot passion under desire and lust. Fall is the season of a peaceful balance under recollection and reflection.
The author refuses to give up a hope of everlasting love, trust on humankind, and belief in goodness and greatness in the universe. Continuous visits to fear and pain, but also to passion and hope, reveal a fragile and imperfect humanity within her.
Mi Sook Park Westman
Mi Sook Park Westman in 40’s goes through an interesting journey unplanned in2011. Since then, she shapes her future as she wants, following her authentic desire in life. She published her first poetry book, 40+ Love in 2012 and now her second poetry book, 40+ Love II – Four Seasons is released in 2013. Writing poems is her passion and a therapy to overcome her inner conflicts and fears. She inspires herself and her readers with her poems and she wishes that her poems help those who go through their journey in their life of chaos and crises. She chooses to trust human kinds rather than doubt and she chooses to believe in God. There is God and Greatness within each individual, she believes.
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40+ Love Ii - Mi Sook Park Westman
Contents
Prologue
Fearless
Winter
One Winter Morning
Total Silence
Let You Go
Can’t Let You Go
Fearless Love
Your World
Airport
Barossa National Park
Stones
The Oyster Bar
Genelg
Australia, a Land of All Good
The Wanderer
In Front of Your Father’s Grave
After This Life
A New Chapter of My Life
Tonight
Integrity
How Long?
Stay with Me for a While
Our Journey
Kisses under the Umbrella
Do You Hate Me?
Have I Told You that I Love You?
Good-bye
Our Lost Dream
Find a Way to You
Peace in My Mind
Loss
Dialogue
Unplugged II
Early in the Morning
Disease
Cut It Off
Wanting
Get Stronger
Spring
Spring
My Irish Man
Your Story
Love Me Again
If I Die Tomorrow
Our Love
A Phone Call Away
I Come
A Wild Thing
Mr. Futurist
The Pier
Balance
Miss You
You Dry My Tears When I Cry Silently
Love Is Real
Bubbles
I See You Soon
What Is Love?
I’m in Love
Day-fly
Home Alone
One Spring Saturday
Strangers
The Stone
Silence
Back on the Road
Lust
Stolen Heart
Longing
Castle
Feelings
Rest in Your Arms
Rain and Tears
Time to Say Good-bye
April
Phantom (Written by a Devil Mind)
Ordinary Day
Ordinary Day II
Extraordinary Day
Rescue
Human Touch
A New Life
Trust
Fools
Fear
Monday Morning on the Last Day of April
Dream
A New Start
New Love
A Black Rose
Summer
Summertime
My Universe
Crazy
Rescue
Happy Day
A Farmer’s Girl
A Farmer’s Boy
Loneliness
How Many Days of the Year Are You Not Dead Tired?
Closer
Forgive
Crying Again
Desperate
You with Your Italian Lover
It’s All Yours
I Want to Believe
Let You Go
Yourself
Without You
You Break My Heart
A Bird and a Tree
Want and Wish
Love Again
Lost
The Last Day of May
Beautiful Jane
Longing
Can I Count on You?
Devils in My Ears
Friendship and Love
The Choice of Life
Love Will Find its Way
A Whole New World
My Journey
My Dream
My Love
Miss You
Your Kiss
Between Hell and Heaven
Search for Yourself
Be My Friend or My Lover
Adventure
Paradise
Hope
Happy
You Are My Whole World
Stairway to Heaven
Superficial
Naked Face
Paris and Seoul
Sleep Well Tonight
Your Voice on the Phone
Summer Concert
My Mind Is Flying with You
Pick Up Flowers
Summer Rains
Real Kiss
Making Love by Myself
Innovation
When We Get Older
Feeling
The Thing that Connects You and Me
Dreamer Has a Dream
Statement of Independence
In the Morning
Once Upon a Time
Fall
The Fall
Love of My Life
Mother and Child
When You Love
Beyond
Stay Up All Through the Night
Wind, Rain, and Rainbow
Paradise II
Sorrow and Happiness
September Night
Love
The Rain
Dream
I’m in Love
When I’m Totally Alone
Aspiration
Getting Closer
Being Myself
Ache
Love Again
Once Upon a Time
I Want to Be with You
The Color of Autumn
If There Is a Paradise
Irish Heart
Your Thought Is Your Reality
Epilogue
Life Moves Forward
Dedicated to my love
Park Westman’s poems contain a lot of potential.
—Clarion Review
A divorced mother in her forties shares her grief over the end of her marriage and her longing for a new love in her debut collections of poems.
—Kirkus Review
Mi Sook has her own language. Short and direct to the point. No unnecessary words. Shamelessly, she brings you right into the moment of her feelings, her dreams, her fantasies, her thinking, her worries, her desires, her needs, her lust, and her hope. It makes you feel like you are there with her when it happens. Ride her rollercoaster; it is fun, exciting, naked, and wonderful! Just as real love can be like.
—Anonymous reviewer at Amazon.com
Although the book is more directed toward women, I found it entertaining. To me it looks like a short phase in the life of a typical woman who encounters setbacks, falls in love. She describes this period in her life vividly and passionately, without claiming to be an accomplished writer. It is refreshing reading, straight from the block of a woman’s heart.
—Anonymous review at Amazon.com
Prologue
It has been almost two years since I started to go through the separation process. In the middle of the separation process, I wrote my first poetry book, 40+ Love, and it was about heartbreak, finding a new love, having dreams, and drawing a vision of future. After the release of my first poetry book, I kept writing poems without knowing what they could become. After the divorce, one year has passed and I have explored four seasons. I found a colorful life in each season and a new love as well.
This second poetry book is a journey I have had for a year after the separation. It starts from winter, then spring, summer, and finally fall. I dedicate this second poetry book to those who keep their love and those who never give up what they believe in. I don’t mean that we should search for a new partner actively on every occasion, but rather, we should focus on ourselves and find out who we are and what we want in our lives in the first place. Along the journey to ourselves, we might happen to find the one with whom we want to share our lives.
My mother used to tell me that I shouldn’t trust humankind but should believe in God. I tell my mom that I will trust humankind and believe in God, no matter how hard life is to me. This is all about 40 + Love—love that is so strong and sustainable and love that is so awakened and conscious.
I open my prologue with the very first poem of this book, Fearless
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Fearless
Fearlessly I was in love twice since the first one was broken
The second one, I gave up since it was one-sided
The third one, he broke up since I loved more
Still, I’m fearless to be in love again
I learn, I grow, and I transform
To be better, wiser, and greater
In each meeting with someone
Some millions of singles out there, searching for the one
I will keep my journey to find myself
Along the way, I will find my right one
Wise men said only a fool falls in love
Clever men said only a fool believes in love forever
I would say only the courageous dare to give all for love
I would say only the rare understand what life is all about
The only one I fear is myself
The only one I need to fight against is my boundary
The only thing that I focus on is who I am and what I am meant to be
The fear disappears as I’m ready to be myself again.
Winter
winter.jpgOne Winter Morning
Wake up in emptiness, weary and sore
In this cold and dry winter morning
Smelling smoke after heartburn
Tasting blood after cries
Slowly realizing the loss—
Joy, happiness, and hope are gone in a blink.
His last words echo in the air
There is nothing you can’t do
Sleep and dream a lot
It’s going to be better and greater.
Total Silence
In total silence and darkness,
Turmoil of hoping love storms the air
One love, one heart, and one soul
Searching for the other ones
Endless journey, but then it is the one within
Found the one within, burning slowly and steady
Burning sound and raining silence marry.
In this indifferently beautiful early morning,
Eyes are opened
Hearts are beating
Mind is clear and peaceful
Soul is in heaven.
Let You Go
I love you from the bottom of my heart
I let you go since I want you to feel free
I’d love to spend the rest