Angel Poem by Thomas Donnelly

Angel



You are of dreams, my true companion dear
A noble friend composed of song and light
Whose presence banishes my every fear
And makes a day of the eternal night
Through which I stumble blindly every day
Through which, beside my pale form, you stand
My darling one who, smiling, lights my way
And when I fall does kneel to give her hand
Which, tender soft, when I grow weary, weak
Descends to cradle, lovingly, my head
I have so many words and thanks’ to speak
But in my mind I whisper this instead:
You are of dreams, an angel shining bright
A veritable star, and my delight.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A tribute to those special people who support you, whose smile makes your day, and whose gratitude renews the will to carry on. A poem for the lighthouse amidst the storm of life, whose fire never falters in the gales, and under whose roof there is always comfort.
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