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.
God is with you day and night The cloud is not grey, it's to give you shade The fire by night is not to give fright It radiates My presence and gives you light. A verse from my poem 'Wilderness Roaming' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
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.
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
You pray for wisdom and guidance And God answers you through His Word. A verse from my poem 'Wilderness Roaming' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
God continues to call us to trust and obey Him To accept His mercy filled gift of forgiveness To walk and talk with Him and rest In His everlating joy and peace. A verse from my poem 'But Wait, God made a Promise' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
Life's storms can batter and bruise But they can also teach us a lesson or two If that's what we choose to do. Inspired by my poem 'Battered Refuge' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
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.
God's message of hope and His Guidence Throughout history God kept His promise Directing events, countries and kings To fulfil His purposes and will. A verse from my poem 'But Wait, God Made a Promise' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
This poem reflects on the story of Adam and Eve, emphasizing God's love, grace, and the consequences of disobedience. It highlights the loss of peace and the promise of a future Savior. The poem encourages trust in God's plan, forgiveness, and the hope of returning to the peace of the garden.
Make time today to Improve your health Exercise, Write, Create, Paint. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry. You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com Click on image
I wrote this verse about my own life at the time, in 2016. How easy it can be for us to not get important things done. How difficult it can be for us to play catch up and get done the important things we didn't do when we should have done them. How strange it... Continue Reading →
My Poetry Story - Part 8 September 2020. As Spring began to fall asleep, the summer, dripping with humidity, awoke with a vengeance and along with it, the sleep apnea monster. As the evening sky displayed its serene sparkling beauty, and the suburb around me fell quietly to sleep, I hesitated to lie down on... Continue Reading →
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.
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 →
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 →
The poem recounts the story of Adam and Eve hiding from God and then making excuses. They avoided taking responsibility for their actions and blamed each other and the serpent. This disobedience damaged their relationship with each other and with God, bringing shame and displeasure from God.
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 →
They were conscience of and understood Their tragic situation From which they need rescuing But who would be their saviour? A verse from my poem 'Wrong Game Move' Part two of a four part series based on the Bible Story of Adam and Eve. Why not listen to or read the whole story of Adam... Continue Reading →
The action they had taken Had been so simple for them But now it seemed impossible To undo what they had done. A verse from my poem 'Wrong Game Move' which is Part Two of a four-part series based on the Bible Story of Adam and Eve. Listen to or read the whole story of... Continue Reading →
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