Angels
So easy to believe in them when you see them dance, at midnight, when stars sparkle and the world seems dark. They light up everything you know, turn your world inside out, make you believe in things you never thought you would believe in.
So many people can no longer see them. For all too many, the angels have fled, have abandoned the world, leaving it in darkness. Where are they, where have they gone? They are still here, my friends, they are still with us. It’s a question of vision and belief, above all, belief.
So, what is holding you back? Why can’t you see them when they are there, before your eyes, dancing on moonbeams, sunbeams, fluttering before you, begging you to believe, to open your eyes, to seize them as they flit to and fro. Look at them, gathered on that pinhead, on the button of your blouse. They love you, they want you, they need you … and you need them, you know you do.
So hold out your hands, open your heart, let the sun shine in, let moonlight bless and caress you, and may all your dreams be filled, not with shadows, but with the bright light of angels.
Hello, Roger. Your essay on angels is delightful. I loved both the construction and the intent. Cheers from Ontario, Chuck
On Tue., Sep. 24, 2019, 2:16 a.m. rogermoorepoet, wrote:
> rogermoorepoet posted: ” Angels So easy to believe in them when you see > them dance, at midnight, when stars sparkle and the world seems dark. They > light up everything you know, turn your world inside out, make you believe > in things you never thought you would believe in. So m” >
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Thanks, Chuck. So glad you made it to Ontario. Hope it all goes well. You can see the angels next time you are round!
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