A Hug is Priceless

INTRO: As we soon will be entering the Christmas time of giving, I have re-recorded this poem which was one of the first poems I published on my new podcast back in April 2021. I recorded it at the beginning of the Covid 19 lockdown in my hometown of Australia when hugs were not permitted.... Continue Reading →

God’s Bullet Proof Steal Armour

God's wings of love Are not weak like feathers But as strong as bullet proof steal armour Yet as flexible, warm and soft as feathers To completely emcompass and comfort us. A verse from my poem 'God Protects Us as a Mother Hen Protects Her Chicks - Psalm 91 Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

Warm Cold Hearts

Build your House of Love, include a fireplace to warm cold hearts, air-conditioning to cool hot tempers, comfortable tables and chairs for daily chats and to solve problems. A verse from my poem 'Build Your House of Love'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry. You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com

A Hug Needs No Words

A Hug needs no words, it speaks through touch. Exert from 'A Comforting Hug' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com

Give A Hug Today

A hug: Today you receive what tomorrow you give. Exert from my poem 'A Comforting Hug' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

Give a Hug, Take a Hug

Give a hug, take a hug, ask nothing in return. There is nothing to replace it, 'cause a hug is priceless. We all need a hug, just make it a safe one. A verse from my poem 'A Comforting Hug' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com

A Comforting Hug

INTRO: I wrote this poem in 2012 in the beautiful seaside township of Mandarah, Western Australia. It was at a time when public conversations were surfacing around what was appropriate and inappropriate touching in the workplace and public places. Now in 2021, giving someone a hug has been further removed from our culture, due to... Continue Reading →

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