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Angel Wings

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I am tending to my Angel wings.

They refuse to do their part.

They have left me cold and stranded,

Left me weeping in my heart.

They are tattered and worn.

They are bloodied and torn.

They were not this way

On the day I was born.

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I see your Angel wings are tattered.

I see that they are worn.

I hear your weeping heart

And I want to keep you warm.

I know your soul is weary.

What if I told you mine is weary too?

We could both try together

To mend a tear or two.

We can find a strength in each other

That knows no distance,

Knows no time.

We will find a strength together

And again we will fly.

Again with stronger wings,

Again with shiny souls,

Again with beating hearts

When we have patched up all the

Holes.

If I Were Near

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If I were near,

Would you lie under the stars with me

And greet them one by one?

Would you meet the moon’s gaze

With a smile

And welcome her to the night?

If I were near,

Would you dance lightly to our melody

And fall to the ground

Entwined in the magic

Of it all?

If I were near,

Would you gaze upon the spaces

Between the stars

And wonder?

Would you fly freely

And breathe deeply,

The light and love

Swirling in the cosmos

And dream of coming back

For more?