Light In The Darkness: Extended Version

Light In The Darkness. It's a journey where you can package your thoughts into a suitcase and set them free on the top of the mountain when looking to the cloudy skies with the lights far from each other. That tour might be shorter than you thought, it's a world with adventures: different knowledge behind each leaf, new faces behind the tall green trees, between all of them, you are going to the path to find who you are.

Being in the dark can trigger you to realize how precious the light is, how valuable is the time you have been given in this adventure. It’s not important what colour you are or how fat or thin you are. You should ask yourself: “Where are you going and how?” Your answer to that is what really matters the most.

This publication is the extended version of "Light In the Darkness" which was published in January 2020. This version involves exclusive sketches and illustrations made by me as well. Moreover, there is a section in this book for "quotes". Light In The Darkness; is the first poetry book I had ever published. Book has tree chapters of "searching, losing, finding" which tells a journey in poetry. This journey has ups and downs like life itself. I wrote poems behind the title and theme of "light in the darkness" which much likely to involve uplifting verses. Following the "behind the poems" section where I shared some details about writing and also involves activities about the poems he wrote. Including his most-read poems from his blog which carries the same name as my debut poetry book. It's about growing from your pains, it's about moving forward with choosing yourself and your faith because that's when you get crowned and feel special. It was published on 1, January. The name of the book was postured due to the path the books follows. You might see different aspects of emotions and ideas running inside your head in each part. Moreover, you might achieve the pieces of the bigger picture when you put it all together. Poems didn't build with a complex language. I prefered the brief and pure expression of words colliding together in the progression to share a peaceful message.

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