Inspired by an episode of the TV show, "Touched By An Angel"
Dark like that one night
Under the porch there was no light
I came to you but you never noticed
Or if you did you didn't care
And you pretended I wasn't even there
I reached out to you
My arms extended
My spirit and yours are now being blended
You go on sleeping like a baby with no cares
Under a porch with no stairs
How did you end up this way?
Under a porch with no blanket you lay
You're shivering
Oh poor baby, you're quivering
No one to keep you warm
I would do something but I cannot
I am only a spirit
In this one fateful spot
I can see your suffering
It's written all over your face
If I could do something...
I can't be displaced
So if you want to leave this world
That's giving you much strife
And you want to live with me in the afterlife
I'm a dark angel, the angel of death
I could allow you to breathe your last breath
I could take you from this forlorn place
Under this porch of so-called grace
And bring you to the heaven you much deserve
Cause I don't want you to suffer anymore on this earth
You open your eyes
A strong light you see
Under the porch during the night?
This can't be!
I tell you what you dreamt is true
And I will take you to a world anew
You say...
Could I please come with you?
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(2001)
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A very fine write, indeed. You have expressed your thoughts quite well. I am originally from Salt Lake City, Utah, and "Touched By An Angel", was filmed in Salt Lake. I watched the show regularly and remember expisodes where the two leading ladies sat on top of one of the towers of the Cathedral of the Madelaine, on South Temple; and on the balcony of the old St Anne's Ophanage, on 2100 South East of State St. and they filmed another episode which showed the interior of a family/businessmens restaurant: Lamb's Bar and Grill, I can't remember if they changed the name of the restaurant in that particular episode. The Utah State Film Commission, can confirm that this series was filmed in Salt Lake City. Thanks for bringing back some pleasant memories.


