I sat amongst the rubble
Of a life that seemed unfair,
I felt my spirit fleeing
To a pit of great despair.
Then an angel softly called
With a voice so fair and sweet,
She asked me of my sadness,
And the cause of my defeat.
%26#039;Twas difficult to answer
But the voice was very kind,
And patiently she waited
%26#039;Til my problems I outlined.
An understanding wisdom
She sought gently to impart.
With sweet words of sympathy
She began to reach my heart.
The loving angel touched me
As she wiped away a tear.
And in that very moment
Divine music I could hear.
Raising my eyes to see her,
I looked full upon her face,
Melancholy clouds dispersed
Leaving not a single trace.
The luster of purest gold
Had been borrowed for her hair,
Scintillation of the stars
Is also revealed there.
Residing in laughing eyes
Is the sparkle from a brook.
My thumping heart was melting
As she proffered me a look.
I%26#039;ve seen glorious sunsets,
Oranges, purples, pinks and reds,
Lovely flowers in gardens
Mountain lakes and river beds.
But now I%26#039;ve seen an angel
All the others I would trade,
In the beauty of her grace,
They simply start to fade.
I do not know the future,
But this prayer I%26#039;ve now begun:
Would this angel be with me
%26#039;Til my life on earth is done
What do you think about this poem...?
Beautiful! It can actually be a song if a chorus was added to it. It%26#039;s very nice. Very rhythmic, words chosen well. It sounds as delicate as the angel that is described. It%26#039;s gentle, clean, and clear and not clogged with unnecessary words. It%26#039;s simplicity can make it very easy to memorize and recite by heart at a poetry reading.
Keep %26#039;em coming! I enjoyed it.
Reply:wow that was fantastic . i loved how it gripped my atention in the beging and yet at the same time it made sense and then it didnt . it was great . i also like the way you wrote it to you have great tallent keep it up . =%26gt;
Reply:Excellent! I like your verse running in rhyming couplets with a cut at line five of your first stanza.
Reply:i like it
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