The Rose – Mirroring the beauty and pain of a rose to that of life

The poem "Wilted No More" begins a series that explores Grace's journey through various stages of adulthood, including love, marriage, and motherhood—experiences she has yet to encounter. It serves as a sequel to "The Wilted Rose." Despite her mother’s struggles with mental illness, Grace seeks a brighter future, distancing herself from her strict upbringing. The poem uses the rose as a metaphor for life’s beauty and pain, illustrating resilience amid hardships. Both the rose and Grace endure challenges but find strength and purpose in their existence, accepting nature's elements to flourish and thrive despite being vulnerable.

Nov 24, 2025 0

The Wilted Rose Poet

My Story Part 2 At 30 years of age, I wrote my first poem about motherhood, after my first daughter was born. I hand wrote the short poem in a pretty card for my mum for Mother’s Day. I found that card while I was sorting through my mum's belongings, after she passed away. The... Continue Reading →

Aug 2, 2021 0

God Knows Every Dip and Rise

God has not promised a straight smooth life But He knows every bump, turn, dip and rise, Be it illness, a divorce or an accident, A loss of a loved one or employment. A verse from my poem 'Walking with Our Heavenly Father'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

May 26, 2021 0

God Knows Firsthand Your Pain

The poem reflects on Jesus' own experiences of pain and suffering, aiming to bring comfort to those experiencing grief and guilt after the loss of a loved one. It emphasizes God's understanding of human pain and the promise of peace and strength through faith. The poem encourages trusting in God's grace.