Category: Nature

The Web of Love

The verse captures the enchanting nature of love, likening it to a mesmerizing web that ensnares individuals with its allure. It emphasizes the duality of love, both the excitement and the challenges of embarking on a new romance. Love's threads shining in the light of attraction highlights the magnetic pull it has on people, drawing them closer. The idea that once one engages with this web of love, they become entangled in its irresistible grasp, making it an enticing yet complex experience.

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The hidden power of a Wallflower

The poem draws a parallel between a shy individual and Van Gogh's painting 'Sunflowers.' Being a wallflower signifies being reserved, but it doesn't diminish one's vibrancy or ability to inspire. While typically overlooked, wallflowers, like sunflowers, can evoke joy and curiosity. The poet expresses pride in embracing this identity, seeking to inspire others quietly. The poem reflects on how quiet presence can also be powerful, conveying creativity and gaining respect through a silent yet colorful existence.

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Sailing Through Life’s Storms

Comparing cancer to sailing through a wild storm, sitting still with no wind, harnessing the wind in the sails to move toward your destination.

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Mirroring the beauty and pain of a rose to that of life – The Wilted Rose Book Part 17

Grace moves to Melbourne, leaving behind the chaos of her strict upbringing, in pursuit of love and happiness. She embraces a new life with Alex, mirroring the beauty and pain of a rose. The fragrant flower becomes a metaphor for her poem enduring hardships to bloom into fullness, just as she does.

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The Scent of Sunshine

This poem captures a nostalgic childhood memory of bringing in clothes dried in the hot summer sun with her mother. The poem evokes the joy and warmth of the moment, reflecting on the sensory experience of the sunshine-infused clothes.

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The Ebb and Flow of Life

Life is a constant cycle of change, with highs and lows, embracing and rejecting. Emotions and attachments ebb and flow like the ocean. The poem reflects on the paradoxes of life and urges living fully, embracing both the good and the bad. The author's personal reflection on letting go is a poignant example.

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The Black Rose Garden

This poem speaks from a flower's point of view that is painted with black critical words, suffocating her spirit. Later, the Great Gardener rescued her, allowing her to blossom anew in His colorful garden, stronger than ever.

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Love Flows Like A River

The poem was inspired by the author's experience at Daly River, Australia, after the 2011 floods in Brisbane, Queensland. It reflects on the unstoppable nature of love, likening it to a powerful river. The author emphasizes the resilience and nurturing aspect of love, urging people to embrace its journey.

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A Delicate Flower

The poem reflects on the beauty and significance of unnoticed qualities, likening them to delicate flowers in a botanical garden. The author realizes the value in being small and quiet, sharing a message of embracing one's unique qualities. The beauty and importance of the delicate flower's perspective are highlighted.

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Wilderness Roaming

This poem reflects on the lessons learned from studying Exodus and Deuteronomy. The author compares their struggles to the Israelites' wandering in the desert, realizing the need to lean on God instead of seeking validation from others. The poem advises gratitude and reliance on God to find fulfillment.

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The Storms of Life Expose and Strengthen Our Weaknesses

The storms of life can cleanse away Our weaknesses and strengthen us To be stronger to nourish ourselves and others. A verse from my poem 'A Battered Refuge' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

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A Battered Refuge

This poem reflects on the resilience of a tree enduring a storm, paralleling it to life's challenges. The tree withstands the storm, emerges cleansed, and becomes a refuge once again. The author suggests that embracing life's storms can strengthen and nourish us, enabling us to support others.

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The Butterfly Effect

This poem reflects on the beauty of nature and the impact of human actions on butterflies' habitats. The author emphasizes the significance of appreciating nature's small wonders. The poem also refers to the Butterfly Effect, linking to an article for further exploration.

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The Valley’s Secret

This poem captures the awe and splendor of nature while exploring the contrast between mountain peaks and tranquil valleys. The author reflects on the lessons learned from both, emphasizing the parallel between nature's balance and life's challenges. The tranquil valley's secrets are revealed through vivid imagery and metaphor.

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Look in Wonder and Awe

Choose to smell the roses Choose to look in wonder and awe At the beauty and splendour of our world. A verse from my poem 'Love's Ripple Effect' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com click on image

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The Wind’s Loud Song

This poem portrays the author's experience with a strong wind. Despite the discomfort, the author embraces the moment and observes nature's response to the wind. The poem reflects an appreciation for the beauty and power of nature.

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Plant Seeds of Contentment

Build Your House of Love, in your garden plant and nurture seeds that will blossom into contentment and peace and strength of character. Photo by Beverley Joy. This house is in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. This is a verse from my poem "Build Your House of Love.' You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com... Continue Reading →

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