The poem showcases various women from biblical stories, each with a unique narrative of faith, resilience, and redemption. From Eve and Rahab to Mary and Martha, these women exhibit strength and courage in their diverse experiences, illustrating the enduring power of faith and devotion in the face of hardship and societal scorn.
This poem likens love to nature and music. Love, depicted as a timeless melody and blooming roses, transcends physical bounds. The verses convey unconditional love, intertwining emotions, thoughts, and touch.
INTRO: My dad remarried at 75 years of age, a few years after my mother's death, which followed a lifetime of caring for my mentally ill mum. My step-mum is such a blessing so late in my dad's life. Dad is now 90 years old and still happily married to my step-mum. It's never too... Continue Reading →
The poet shares a personal experience of coping with a "Crazymaker" and emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries and seeking professional help. Through heartfelt poems, she also narrates her journey of reclaiming her identity and finding inner strength after leaving a stifling relationship. Joy encourages others to thrive and seek support.
The poem reflects a personal struggle between two conflicting family members and the impact of lies on relationships. It also emphasizes the importance of truth, forgiveness, and unity. The author's experience inspired them to promote honesty and love. The poem encourages embracing truth and moving towards reconciliation and mutual understanding.
This poem reminisces about the distance separating them from faraway loved ones, capturing the bittersweet nature of long-distance relationships. The poem reflects on missed opportunities, yearning for more frequent connections, and the enduring comfort of cherished memories. Despite physical separation, the poet expresses gratitude and hope for future reunions, emphasizing the significance of treasured relationships.
The poem explores the process of temptation, delving into the interaction between sight, emotions, and thoughts. The serpent deceives Eve, leading her to question God's commands and ultimately choose disobedience. This decision not only impacts Eve but also influences Adam to disobey, leading to the first sin.
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