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| From: Jacque (Original Message) | Sent: 7/27/2006 6:47 AM |
Angel Wings
At the ending of the day when I'm weary After a waterfall of tears have all been cried And I'm feeling like the skies will always be dreary Nothing's there to fill the emptiness inside.
I lay my head upon my favorite pillow Just close my eyes to block all the sorrow wonderin' where I'll ever find the strength inside- to do it all again- tomorrow.
And then I feel it- inside me. I feel it- around me. Like a gentle hand just wiped away the tears- and held me close to wash away my fears.
It's you, my angel, watching over me. And I know no matter what tomorrow brings, You'll be here to wrap me in your angel wings- your lovin' angel wings.
The sun comes up, it's time to face the day and I think that things are going to be all right- But as the day wears on my nerves begin to fray- I feel the hollowness that creeps in every night.
And like clockwork all the tears begin to fall As I look at my reflection in the glass- the eyes looking back at me make me feel small- and I ask, my God, how long's this going to last?
And then I feel it- inside me. I feel it- around me. Like a gentle hand just wiped away the tears- and held me close to wash away my fears.
It's you, my angel watching over me. And I know no matter what tomorrow brings, You'll be here to wrap me in your angel wings- your lovin' angel wings.
Thank God for your angel wings
Beautiful Poetry © 2002 ~ Ellen M. DuBois Pudgy, Chubby Angels Most people think that Angels, Are tiny, little thing; With tiny, little bodies, And tiny, little wings. And though their wings are delicate, They do fly place to place; Their wings seem to be sufficient, To carry them through space. But my Angel is quite different, She's pudgy, plump, and round; Her wings are too inadequate, To lift her from the ground. So, she doesn't travel very far, She stays quite close to home; God planned for her to be this way, He did not choose for her to roam. Since she never, ever leaves the house, I wonder where she stays; I only see her here at night, She disappears most days. How do I know she is an Angel? Because God told me so; He sends her to me every night, To soothe my cares and woes. Her smile is truly heaven sent, When she smiles at me, I'm blest; Her laughter is like tinkling bells, Her voice pure loveliness. Because she is so chubby, She gives the greatest hugs; I think that God has made her, His First Ambassador of Love. She helps me feel secure and safe, I'm glad she cannot fly; For plump and dimpled Angels, Would be scary in the sky. My pudgy, chubby Angel, Kisses booboos, too; Her loving hugs feel warm and snug, Just like my Mommy's do! ~ Virginia Ellis ~ Copyright © 1999 |
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Jacque |
7/27/2006 6:57 AM |
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