The Angels That Never Fall Poem by Osman Gani

The Angels That Never Fall



The angels that never fall
But treads, treads, treads
On the filthy foul roads
Of cruel cynical world.

Adult life is a quicksand
That does drown, drown
The purity we had grown
In the cradle of infancy.

We grow beside the weeds
That eats, eats, eats, eats
Leaves of our holy feats
With stern teeth of sin.

We, the adults of earth,
Just sink, sink and sink
In the dark Satanic ink.
Saintly children never fall.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Osman Gani 06 October 2011

Thanks for such wonderful comments, Vipins. I am glad that you liked this piece.

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Vipins Puthooran 06 October 2011

It's a message and a glance at the hectic world...well written... Good poem

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Osman Gani 03 October 2011

Thanks for Appreciating and liking this piece. This is a message to the world that children are always divine and needed to be cared. Thanks again.

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Geoffrey Ngoima Ndegwa. 03 October 2011

I have always liked communicating the message passed here, nice piece....

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