My Angels

Throwing each other a cloud,

 

Risking to fall down from the sky,

 

Two Angels argue 

 

up to a faint, up to a hoarseness

 

Who where from them was, where was not. 

 

In the largest megacities,

 

In deserts, above oceans,

 

On Southern and Northern poles

 

 They flew in secret ways.

 

You, Angels, everywhere have visited,

 

You so are pleased with yourselves!

 

But why you have forgotten me?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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