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Home ▷ Terry Stephen Driscoll ▷ An Angel’s Heart

An Angel’s Heart

by Terry Stephen Driscoll

"In Truth There Is Love" by Elvira Amrhein, mixed media on canvas

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Have you seen the Angel,
with pure white softened wings?
Watched her dance among the clouds
or heard the song she sings?

Her words will sing of longing,
her melody will sigh,
and if you stay in silence,
you’ll hear the angel’s cry,

Her tears will fall like raindrops,
So stop a little while,
and turn your head towards the stars
to make the angel smile.

For then she’ll know you’re listening,
and have no cause to fear,
How can her song be beautiful?
If no one cares to hear?

This is why the sea is full
of sad forgotten screams,
of all the lonely angels
with broken hearts and dreams.

So if you hear an angel’s song,
rain down from up above,
Be sure to listen carefully,
Don’t let her waste her love.

Copyright © 2005 Terry Stephen Driscoll • All rights reserved.
Painting: “In Truth There Is Love” by Elvira Amrhein, mixed media on canvas.

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