Angels To Me

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    Angels To Me

    A few weeks ago I was a face without a smile
    Always the one in the back like a cold case file
    Everytime I laughed I was so ashamed
    Pretending it didn't hurt when people called me names
    Some people call me pumpkin some say I look like a witch
    I laughed at the jokes inside I was a clock that couldn't tick
    Then all of a sudden an Angel somehow appeared
    I could barely speak to him I was whiping away my tears
    Before I knew it I was walking through his door
    Then other Angels appeared as I walked across the floor
    Angels who didn't know me and all the while
    They weren't here to make fun of me they wanted to help me smile
    I looked at them and wondered if they really know
    How much their appreciated and how much they helped me grow
    I walked away and realized I'll be myself again
    I stopped to help an old man the next day I made a friend
    You gave me back a part of my life because I had no style
    You'll always be Angels to me because you gave me back my smile

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    UnworthyFather commented on Angels To Me

    06-14-2009

    Thank God for the 'Angels' in our lives who love us for who we are - no matter who we are. Thank God for those who can see our innermost essence, and not focus on our outer being. Beautifully written. I smile with you. Thanks for sharing.

    bandit1192 commented on Angels To Me

    05-07-2009

    I enjoyed this sherriee. You have that ability to bring out a parent's smile. TS

    soulwriter commented on Angels To Me

    05-05-2009

    Beautifully and spiritually spoken... this is the first time and thing that I have read of your written voice. It made me SMILE.... write on write on You might like my "On Angels Wings"

    In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

    Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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