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Description
Sweet Butter Tea is a tender and intimate collection of poems by Ten Phun, steeped in memory, devotion, and the quiet rituals of Tibetan life. Through soft, reflective language, the poet revisits moments of childhood, family, faith, and longing; capturing the warmth of home like the comfort of a cup of butter tea.
These poems move gently through prayer rooms, spinning rosaries, glowing butter lamps, and whispered mantras. They hold the sacred and the everyday side by side, revealing how spirituality and love are woven into daily life.
With delicate imagery and heartfelt remembrance, Ten Phun writes:
“I remember you, under the shadow of the sky
And earthly existence. I remember your palms folded…
We would recite together…”
Each poem feels like a quiet conversation with the past—nostalgic, reverent, and deeply human.
Author: Ten Phun
Publisher: Blackneck Books
Genre: Poetry
Pages: 62
Language: English
Perfect for readers who appreciate reflective poetry, spiritual themes, and stories of memory, culture, and belonging.
Description
Sweet Butter Tea is a tender and intimate collection of poems by Ten Phun, steeped in memory, devotion, and the quiet rituals of Tibetan life. Through soft, reflective language, the poet revisits moments of childhood, family, faith, and longing; capturing the warmth of home like the comfort of a cup of butter tea.
These poems move gently through prayer rooms, spinning rosaries, glowing butter lamps, and whispered mantras. They hold the sacred and the everyday side by side, revealing how spirituality and love are woven into daily life.
With delicate imagery and heartfelt remembrance, Ten Phun writes:
“I remember you, under the shadow of the sky
And earthly existence. I remember your palms folded…
We would recite together…”
Each poem feels like a quiet conversation with the past—nostalgic, reverent, and deeply human.
Author: Ten Phun
Publisher: Blackneck Books
Genre: Poetry
Pages: 62
Language: English
Perfect for readers who appreciate reflective poetry, spiritual themes, and stories of memory, culture, and belonging.
