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.
The poem explores the conflict between the logical and creative sides of the brain. It emphasizes the importance of balancing both aspects for a fulfilling life. The author shares personal experiences and suggests activities to stimulate the creative mind. By embracing creativity, one can alleviate the ongoing struggle between logical and creative thinking, achieving a harmonious balance.
The poem portrays the biblical story of Martha and Mary, emphasizing the importance of spending time with Jesus over busyness. It also alludes to Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well. The poem reminds us to prioritize our relationship with God amidst our daily tasks, resonating with modern lifestyles and spiritual reflection.
This poem is based on The Lord's Prayer. The author reflects on its significance and invites others to incorporate it into their daily prayers. The poem celebrates God's attributes, Jesus Christ’s teachings, and the power of forgiveness.
The poem reflects on struggling with God's Will. Aspiring to discern and accept God's plan, the text advises praying, seeking wise counsel, and assessing options. It emphasizes patience, inner peace, and aligning actions with values. The poet advocates for trusting God's guidance for personal growth and meaningful impact.
The poem urges consideration for spiritual goals, emphasizing the value of studying the Bible and spending time with God. It emphasizes understanding and living out God's will, incorporating biblical guidance and promoting love, honesty, and gratitude.
The poem reflects a mother’s transition from dedicating herself to her family to pursuing her own goals. Faced with self-doubt and fear, the poet is encouraged to embrace her creative talents and not waste time. After years of hesitation, she embarks on a new path, letting go of old roles and exploring her own potential.
This poem reflects the poet's early hesitation in sharing her unique style of poetry but eventually finding confidence in being true to herself. She captured life's moments through poetry and photography. The author emphasizes self-acceptance and sharing our individual gifts.
The poet reflects on her journey as a mature woman with no higher education, grappling with self-doubt about her poetic gift. Despite feeling hesitant to share her work, she finds fulfilment in poetry. In her poem, she expresses her unique perspective and the therapeutic nature of her craft, ultimately finding purpose in her artistic expression.
This poem emphasizes the importance of hugs for emotional and physical health and encourages both giving and receiving them. The poem conveys that a hug is a priceless and impactful gift for anyone in need.
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.
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 warrior in us awakens To rise to certain occasions Though timid we will stand To protect when in danger we detect. A verse from my poem 'Archetypes of Life' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com Click on image
The scars in His hands Now I understand Jesus died for me Forgiven I am free. A verse from my poem 'Once I Was blind, But Now I See' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
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This poem is about archetypes that are recurring symbols in literature and art reflecting universal human traits. The poem explores various archetypes such as the Warrior, Damsel in Distress, and Wounded Healer, highlighting their enduring significance.
God's peace has touched my wounded eyes And soothed my pain with His love and grace No greater gift could He have given Than open my eyes to see Jesus Christ. A verse from my poem 'Once I was Blind, But Now I See' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
The poem is inspired by the biblical account of Jesus healing a blind man in John chapter 9. It highlights the transformation from spiritual blindness to insight through Jesus' healing. The poet reflects on the response of others to this change and emphasizes the freedom and understanding brought by God's love and grace.
God's wings of love Are not weak like feathers But as strong as bullet proof steal armour Yet as flexible, warm and soft as feathers To completely emcompass and comfort us. A verse from my poem 'God Protects Us as a Mother Hen Protects Her Chicks - Psalm 91 Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
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