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.
Clean, Organised, Neat and Ready
Once my mind is clean, organised and neat With no more allergic dust to cause my mind to react, My mind shall be my valuable asset Ever ready to be put to good use. A verse from my poem 'Clearn Up My Cluttered Mind' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems... Continue Reading →
To See Things and People in Clarity
I rip down the curtain of 'untruth' And let in the light through the window of my mind So I can see things and people as they really are No more tripping over junk and causing myself pain. A verse from my poem 'Clear Up My Cluttered Mind' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You... Continue Reading →
Clear, Renew, Replace and Order
I clear my mind of junky thoughts Renew past thoughts that are valuable Replace the junk with new useful thoughts And place them in an orderly fashion. A verse from my poem 'Clean Up My Cluttered Mind' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com Image by Gerd... Continue Reading →
The Clutter Needs Sorting
My mind is cluttered with 'stuff' Thoughts and beliefs Some of it junk Some worth keeping Some in need of TLC. A verse from my poem 'Clear Up My Cluttered Mind. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com Image by ๆๆจๆททๆ ช Cdd20 from Pixabay
Clean Up My Cluttered Mind
This poem compares a cluttered room to a cluttered mind, reflecting the author's personal journey to restore equilibrium. Through tackling physical and mental clutter, the poem emphasizes the need to sift through thoughts, retain valuable ones, and embrace clarity. Ultimately, the poem celebrates the cleansing and organizing of the mind.
The Ripple Effect of Forgiveness
When we choose to forgive That starts a ripple effect For when we change, others change too As they respond to our new behaviour. A verse from my poem 'Choose To Forgive'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com Photo byย Carynย fromย Pexels
There’s No Shame in Asking ‘Lift My Up’
There's no shame in asking for help To lift you up and walk alongside While you learn to live, from today, Free from the shackles of yesterday. A verse from my poem 'Choose to Forgive' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
The Mud Puddle on Memory Lane
Forgiveness is getting up and walking away From sitting in the mud puddle on memory lane Sitting in the pain, conversations and actions Of past events and attached emotions. A verse from my poem 'Choose to Forgive'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
Choose to Forgive
The poem reflects on overcoming the challenges of a troubled past and the transformative power of forgiveness. By choosing to forgive, one can break free from the chains of resentment and pave the way for personal healing and positive change. The poet emphasizes the liberating nature of forgiveness and its impact on relationships.
The Reason You Are Here?
As the sands of time shift under your feet The sea breeze blows those blue thoughts away'As you're reminded of the reason that you're here Your cherished family and children so dear. A verse from my poem 'What, You're Turning 60?' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at... Continue Reading →
What, You’re Turning 60?
The poem celebrates reaching the milestone of sixty years with humor and warmth. It is a reflection on aging, family, and cherished memories, capturing the essence of embracing this new stage of life. The seaside setting underlines the beauty of the moment.
The Advantage of Disadvantage
If we search carefully within every circumstance we face, With an open mind, we will surely find that Within disadvantages we find advantage Within weakness we find strength. Beverley Joy ยฉ 2019 of Simply Story Poetry
Dad, You Are Unique and Special
Outside appearance doesn't matter to me I see his soul and spirit, unique and special God's gift to his family. From my poem 'Dad, You Are A Gentleman' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poem and verse products at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
I See a Father
I see a father Who devoted his youth To raise his children And provide for his family. From my poem 'Dad, You Are A Gentleman' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poem and verse products at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
Dad, You Gave The Best Years Of Your Life
I love you dad, you've been my rock Constant, reliable, forgiving and fun You gave us the best years of your life Your money, time, wisdom and faith May God bless you dad, this Father's Day. A verse from my poem 'God, Bless You Dad.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my... Continue Reading →
Dad, an Old Fashioned Gentleman
Dad, you still give warmly the gift of love Through your welcoming smile, handshake and hugs Everyone loves your gentlemanly way Your good manners, gratitude and thanks. I love you, dad. Adapted from my poem 'God Bless You Dad' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry BUY my poems and verses products at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
Dad, Your Love Does Not Sleep
Dad, your body is weak, but your spirit is strong, You body tires quickly, but your love does not sleep Your eyes have dimmed, but your faith has not dimmed You struggle to hear,ย but not when you hear 'I love you.' Adapted from my poem 'God Bless You Dad' Beverley Joy of Simply Story... Continue Reading →
God Bless You, Dad
The heartfelt poem captures the poet's admiration for her aging father, who has gracefully transitioned into an aged care facility. Despite physical frailty, he remains spiritually strong and continues to emanate love and warmth. The poem conveys a profound sense of appreciation and blessing for the father, honoring his unwavering faith and enduring love.
Her Name is Courage
Next time fear you come to visit me I'll introduce you to my new friend She's bold and brave, her name is COURAGE. From my poem 'Hello Fear' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com