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.
The Beatitudes, found in Matthew 5:1-12, portray a life of blessing and challenge the world's value system. They reflect Christian values, emphasizing inner transformation over external circumstances. Jesus prayed for believers and taught a blessed state of contentment and peace regardless of external happenings.
Happiness for some is a feeling that comes When the circumstance is easy and fun For others, it's spiritual with deep meaning A deep joy that flows no matter what life brings. A verse from my poem 'What is Happiness?' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
Some people feel happy with lots of money The exciting experiences that it affords Other people don't want abundance They are happy with a simple life. A verse from my poem 'What is Happiness?' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
This poem explores the diverse ways people perceive and experience happiness. It touches on themes of wealth, relationships, personal values, and inner contentment. The author encourages both seekers and finders of happiness to share and cherish it. The poem reflects on the existential nature of happiness and its various sources.
This poem emphasizes the value of our bodies and the priceless gifts we possess. It encourages self-reflection and emphasizes the importance of sharing our wealth with others. The author links the theme to childhood memories and highlights the significance of giving simple yet invaluable gifts, such as a listening ear and quality time.
No clinging or neediness Played out between us Just an honest desire To share some time. From my poem 'Friendship'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
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