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Two Poems from our Angel Poetry Collection

 
 
UNTITLED
   
Author: Lauren Kilby
   
Poem:
UNTITLED
   
  Why is it that angels have wings to fly?
A little boy asked when his mother had died.
To reach the heavens that lie above us?
To take off in flight? Meet those whom we've lost?
Where do wings come from and where are they now?
He looked to the sky and then to the ground,
I told him wings have always been right here,
Since we were born, existing through the years,
They say that our shoulder-blades are where they formed,
That our wings vanish then emerge once more,
When our time here on earth is done I said,
Did my Mummy grow wings now she is dead?
He looked at me with a tear in his eye,
I stared at him and I began to cry,
I told him his mum wasn't really dead,
Just that her time on earth had been well spent,
How do you know how much time you have left?
I looked towards his mothers empty bed,
You just know I had turned around to say,
Your Mummy knew she had to leave today,
Why did she leave without saying goodbye?
I could tell that he was about to cry,
So many questions he had to ask me,
I told the small boy, his mother was free,
She said goodbye in her own special way,
And you'll see her again, another day,
Has her pain gone? Does she feel quite all right?
Her pain has gone, she doesn't have to fight,
The little boys frown had turned upside-down,
I'm glad now I know my Mummy's okay,
He looked out the window towards the sky,
I know that I'll see you again real soon,
With my wings on my back I'll fly to you.
   
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VOICE
   
Author: Priyankita Kar
   
Poem: VOICE
   

"how was your day,my child?"
it was a strange voice,
a voice like from a staunch disciplinarian,
a shiver ran through my body,
looking hither and tither,
i found none.

still the sound came,
coming nearer and nearer,
"who are you?"
i couldn't stop and spoke.
with a terrifying wind,
blowing above me.

the voice grew stronger,
powerful,that it like quelled me,
and with a courage,
i spoke out,"my day was a tale,
a tale of two paths,
attracting me towards them,
but i remained constant,
waiting for my director,
and still in awaitance,
i am left behind,
world has run out of my hand."

the voice spoke to me,
"i am the one,you are awaiting
to direct you in your right path,
but still,i would draw back,
as i have put in you,
'that' which is a bud,
and needs water to open out."

confusion held me hard,
i searched for the answers within,
and soon realised,
that bud is my conscience,
that needs to be shaken,
which would lead my way,
and brighten my day.

on getting the light,
i searched for my director,
called aloud to him,
no responce was heard,
"had he gone away?",or,
"had he become dumb again as he was always?"
for he did his duty
on recalling my own duty.

i woke up,
it was just a dream,
a dream-pure and serene,
that filled my heart,
with contentment,
with felicity,
and above all,
with a quintessence,that i would follow,
till my life becomes hollow.
 
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