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One More Angel

I ride upon each shooting star,
and can dance across the Milky Way.
The Lord needed one more angel,
so he called for me that day.

Reborn into Heaven,
forever young and free.
So I ask you, my dear, sweet friends,
to not weep for me.

For I see no more sadness,
just peace and hope and love,
and I pray that you remember me,
as I watch you from above.

So I send this thought to you,
allow your hearts to mend,
and know you've gained a guardian angel,
you haven't lost a friend.

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  • Amunet Wolfbane Moderators member
    February 22, 2007
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    Thank you for taking the time to enter this contest and the best of luck to you.


  • xox-lankan-xox
    February 20, 2007

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    Amazing poem! I really liked it!

    Wow, this is amazing. It was so emotional and beautifully written, although sad at the same time. I really enjoyed reading this poem, and you have so much talent! I wish my poetry was as good as yours. I will definitely keep this poem in mind when deciding on the winners. Thanks so very much for entering this piece into my contest and good luck!


  • i am pookie
    March 2, 2006
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    This is a really sweet and warm poem. I liked it--it's simplicity and the message it gives, that death doesn't mean the end for the person you love and it doesn't mean that they will never be around again, but they'll be with you every day.

    Great job


  • Icethus
    March 2, 2006
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    I love it

    beautiful, but still a little sad. Technically speaking, in all things spiritual, departed souls don't become angels. Those are sepparate beings all-together, though they co-exist in heaven. Finding a different word could make it more realistic. Well done though, and thank you for writing it.