If only I knew then what I know now
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A collection of proverbs compiled by poet and meditator Ryu Si-hwa. It gathers confessions and prayers from a diverse range of anonymous individuals across regions and eras, including Indians, nuns, Jewish rabbis, Islamic mystical poets, beggars, people with AIDS, and singers.
This is a poetry collection that provides a sobering observation of one's own way of life, along with laughter and emotion, to all those who want a new life different from the present and to all those who want to lead a new existence.
This is a poetry collection that provides a sobering observation of one's own way of life, along with laughter and emotion, to all those who want a new life different from the present and to all those who want to lead a new existence.
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If only I knew then what I know now
Being happy
A 17th-century nun's prayer
My life's creed
should
two people
After a while
To the young monk
What is success
Lessons from thieves
As much as I can
2
light
There is no such way
The Sermon on the Mount written by a 75-year-old man
I asked
travel
Advice from a Naturalist
When you thought I wasn't looking
People who can't sleep
I look at the world
Walking among the tombs
The Golden Rule of Life
3
peace of mind
Love is
one person at a time
When I'm hungry
What I want
It's up to you
Indian prayer
Advice from a 9th-century king
animal
To my grown son
Beyond knowledge
for a moment
Advice for beginners
early bird
4
Only the wind knows
Different drum sounds
If you have to live for a short period of time
class
A poem from a mother to her son
Things you didn't do
Dandelion Necklace
Even if I conquer the world
About the truth
Life plan
When I get old
There is a time for everything
A poem written in the preface of a poetry collection
solution
5
There is no other way
all
What you need to know
Please listen
Stay together but keep your distance
Everything passes
flea
wood
Fruits and Roses
Advice to a Young Poet
The life you didn't live
midnight
Sit quietly
Hand problems
Before it's too late
Things to do before you die
I am not me
In front of my grave
empty stomach
Poems about couples in the world
I think about a friend
he is
tree
A short autobiography in five verses
Proverbs and Poems
A word to everyone around me
If I had to live my life over again
If only I knew then what I know now
Being happy
A 17th-century nun's prayer
My life's creed
should
two people
After a while
To the young monk
What is success
Lessons from thieves
As much as I can
2
light
There is no such way
The Sermon on the Mount written by a 75-year-old man
I asked
travel
Advice from a Naturalist
When you thought I wasn't looking
People who can't sleep
I look at the world
Walking among the tombs
The Golden Rule of Life
3
peace of mind
Love is
one person at a time
When I'm hungry
What I want
It's up to you
Indian prayer
Advice from a 9th-century king
animal
To my grown son
Beyond knowledge
for a moment
Advice for beginners
early bird
4
Only the wind knows
Different drum sounds
If you have to live for a short period of time
class
A poem from a mother to her son
Things you didn't do
Dandelion Necklace
Even if I conquer the world
About the truth
Life plan
When I get old
There is a time for everything
A poem written in the preface of a poetry collection
solution
5
There is no other way
all
What you need to know
Please listen
Stay together but keep your distance
Everything passes
flea
wood
Fruits and Roses
Advice to a Young Poet
The life you didn't live
midnight
Sit quietly
Hand problems
Before it's too late
Things to do before you die
I am not me
In front of my grave
empty stomach
Poems about couples in the world
I think about a friend
he is
tree
A short autobiography in five verses
Proverbs and Poems
A word to everyone around me
If I had to live my life over again
Into the book
Love the problem itself.
Don't try to get an answer right now.
Because that can't be given right now.
What's important is
It's about experiencing everything.
Live those problems now. - Page 101
If I were to start my life over again
Take off your shoes from early spring
I will be barefoot until late autumn.
I will also go out to dancing places often.
I'll ride the carousel often too.
I will also pick many daisies. - Page 125
I would have played more and been less anxious.
Remember that true beauty lies in loving your own life - page 10
Don't try to get an answer right now.
Because that can't be given right now.
What's important is
It's about experiencing everything.
Live those problems now. - Page 101
If I were to start my life over again
Take off your shoes from early spring
I will be barefoot until late autumn.
I will also go out to dancing places often.
I'll ride the carousel often too.
I will also pick many daisies. - Page 125
I would have played more and been less anxious.
Remember that true beauty lies in loving your own life - page 10
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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of publication: December 3, 2014
- Page count, weight, size: 136 pages | 210g | 129*210*5mm
- ISBN13: 9788970638331
- ISBN10: 8970638334
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