Tag: marriage

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.

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A Golden Thread between you and me

On Valentine's Day many lovers, partners and spouses will celebrate their love together. Yet many lovers, partners, and spouses, who are separated by thousands of miles, find comfort in the unbreakable bond of true love. Despite the physical distance, because their love is deep and strong they patiently wait till the day they will be reuniting. Until then, their love will overcome the challenge of distance between them because they believe in the unbreakable bond of true love.

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The Journey of True Love

The post reflects a personal journey of love and its evolution from youth to maturity. It emphasizes the importance of cherishing love's good times and learning from past experiences. The poet hopes to find true love again, inspired by her father's experience. The analogy of love as a diamond and a rose illustrates its transformative and enduring nature.

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The Wedding – The Wilted Rose Book Part 7

Introduction: The true story continues with Sarah standing in front of the mirror in a wedding dress. Who is she marrying? What happened between George and Sarah? Did Sarah change her mind? And who is Jack? Beverley Joy Book Excerpt - The Wilted Rose Part 2 - The Rose Blossom: Sarah had seen many different... Continue Reading →

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Feast or Famine – Women of the Bible

Naomi and Ruth faced tragedy as famine struck their land. After losing their husbands, Ruth chose to stay by Naomi's side, demonstrating unwavering loyalty. Ruth's dedication and hard work captured the attention of Boaz who eventually married her, leading to the lineage of Jesus Christ. This story is a testament to selfless love and faith.

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Footprints of Love

This poem reminiscues fond memories of family, friends, and lovers, comparing them to footprints along the shore. The author emphasizes the lasting impact of love, symbolized by footprints stamped on the heart.

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God says ‘Leave Them With Me’

The poem portrays a dialogue between God and His children, addressing strained relationships, lost connections, and the need to release control and trust in His plan. God emphasizes the power of His love and the need for deep, abiding faith.

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