The Clutter Needs Sorting

My mind is cluttered with 'stuff' Thoughts and beliefs Some of it junk Some worth keeping Some in need of TLC. A verse from my poem 'Clear Up My Cluttered Mind. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com Image by ๆ„šๆœจๆททๆ ช Cdd20 from Pixabay

Clean Up My Cluttered Mind

This poem compares a cluttered room to a cluttered mind, reflecting the author's personal journey to restore equilibrium. Through tackling physical and mental clutter, the poem emphasizes the need to sift through thoughts, retain valuable ones, and embrace clarity. Ultimately, the poem celebrates the cleansing and organizing of the mind.

Gotch Eve

They had learnt through this experience That God their creator did indeed Know what was best for them God was right and the creature had lied. 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... Continue Reading →

The Ripple Effect of Forgiveness

When we choose to forgive That starts a ripple effect For when we change, others change too As they respond to our new behaviour. A verse from my poem 'Choose To Forgive'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com Photo byย Carynย fromย Pexels

There’s No Shame in Asking ‘Lift My Up’

There's no shame in asking for help To lift you up and walk alongside While you learn to live, from today, Free from the shackles of yesterday. A verse from my poem 'Choose to Forgive' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com

The Mud Puddle on Memory Lane

Forgiveness is getting up and walking away From sitting in the mud puddle on memory lane Sitting in the pain, conversations and actions Of past events and attached emotions. A verse from my poem 'Choose to Forgive'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com

Choose to Forgive

The poem reflects on overcoming the challenges of a troubled past and the transformative power of forgiveness. By choosing to forgive, one can break free from the chains of resentment and pave the way for personal healing and positive change. The poet emphasizes the liberating nature of forgiveness and its impact on relationships.

My Weakness God’s Strength

This poem highlights how God's strength is made perfect in our weakness. It emphasizes the importance of relying on God's grace and strength, learning from Paul's acceptance of his affliction, and trusting in God's will. The poem encourages embracing weakness as an opportunity for God to display His power.

What, You’re Turning 60?

The poem celebrates reaching the milestone of sixty years with humor and warmth. It is a reflection on aging, family, and cherished memories, capturing the essence of embracing this new stage of life. The seaside setting underlines the beauty of the moment.

Hello Fear

This poem confronts the fear of rejection. The poet invites fear to walk alongside, acknowledging its power and the potential for inner strength. Embracing fear as a catalyst for growth, the poem concludes with a newfound friendship with courage.

My Burden Is Light

This poetic reflects on the theme of finding rest and peace in Jesus, based on Matthew 11:28-30. It encourages individuals burdened by guilt and sin to seek solace and redemption through Christ, emphasizing the ease and lightness of his yoke. Through gentle and humble guidance, believers can find rest for their souls and experience the abundant satisfaction and peace of God's love.

Love’s Ripple Effect

The content reflects on the ripple effect of our actions, emphasizing the importance of choosing love and kindness, as mentioned in the Golden Rule. The poet shares her personal experiences to illustrate the impact of such choices, highlighting the contrast between love and cruelty. The poem emphasizes the significance of respecting and loving others.

Sit and Engage over Coffee

A true friend Sits and engages in conversation Over a coffee for an hour, now and then. A verse from my poem "A True Friend in Time of Need' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com click on image

Healed from Spiritual Attacks

We are healed from attacks by God's love and peace Renewed by God's Holy Spirit Shielded by our faith and trust Strengthened by God's mercy and grace. A verse from my poem 'God Protects from Attacks'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry Image by Prawny from Pixabay

A True Friend in Time of Need

This poem reflects on the struggles of forming genuine connections and finding true friendship, especially during difficult times. The author expresses feelings of loneliness and the longing for someone to truly understand and care. Despite the absence of such companionship, the poet strives to be the friend she needs in a world filled with selfishness.

Do Not Fear Spiritual Attacks

Do not fear attacks that feel like arrows, wild wolves, venomous snakes, disease, pestilence and disaster. No harm need even graze the heart, Not even leave the slightest mark, Of the faithful who stand strong in God They rise to trample their enemy's attack. A verse from my poem 'God Protects from Attack'. Beverley Joy... Continue Reading →

God Rescues from Hidden Traps

As we journey through our life God rescues us from hidden traps Shields us from deadly hazards From spiritual attacks. A verse from my poem 'God Protects from Attacks.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

God is Neither Fickle or False

God is neither fickle nor false Weak nor mortal He is God Almighty, not a mere man We will never be disappointed in Him. A verse from my poem 'God Protects from Attacks. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

God Protects from Enemy Attacks

This Christian poem, inspired by Psalm 91:5-13, reflects on physical and spiritual attacks. It portrays various forms of harm, from words and gossip to illness and disasters, emphasizing God's protection and empowerment for those who trust in Him. With vivid imagery, it reminds readers to stand strong in faith against all assaults.

Take Time To Connect

Now, I take time to connect You see, I'm IN T NET, we're favourite friends We stay connected by sharing our likes Our comments empower our hard drive. A verse from my poem 'It Makes Me Twitter.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com click on image

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