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bliss
I
the kindhearted angel
rests in the garden
she grips a bunch of
primrose pink blossoms
they flourish in her undying light.
the heavens above her
are filled
with off-white fluffy clouds
as a baby blue hue paints the sky.
her long hair flows
as graceful
as a swan circling a
glowing greenish pond.
a butterfly lies on her head
she giggles, and the garden
overflows with an essence of
joy.
-personification of serenity
II
the dove-hearted being
notices me
as I fall apart
in a patch of roses.
she stands and spreads her gigantic wings
that was almost twice her height.
little white feathers separate from the wings
drifting down slowly.
she makes her way to me,
her ivory dress lies at her feet
and it ripples with each step she takes.
the embodiment of elegance bends down
she brushed a piece of my hair
out of my tired eyes.
they widen when they meet
her twinkling ocean orbs.
it was like seeing color
for the first time.
-hope
III
flittering frivolous butterflies
dance around the angel
her wings unfold,
to show their extreme size
swoosh, swoosh,
the wings sound as they stretch out.
she reaches out her dainty fair hand.
with a smile,
she asks,
in a soothing tone
that makes me feel
as if honey is running
through my veins,
‘come, my dear,
there is no reason
to dwell in your sadness.’
-healing what’s been torn
IV
I get up,
as she leads me
to a wallowing willow tree.
its leaves smoothly breeze,
expressing its wistful way of living.
the angel turns away,
and I immediately notice,
‘where are you going?’
the divine spirit looks back
an innocently confused look
in her eyes
she gifts me one last smile
as she continues walking away.
-help yourself

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