Best Mysteryangel Poems


The Angels' Hand

The light faded away
The jewel of tears returned
To an angels’ hand
The angel smiled
At what we saw and learned

 
Of things, thought
Of things that cannot be so
Battles fought
The other world
Held in the hand
Of a jewel
That lost its’ glow

 
Angel
Burning bright
Carrying hope
Carrying light

 
Of things, thought
Of things that cannot be so
The other world
Has no love
No angels
Just battles fought
Misery and woe


Wings, bright
Stardust glow
An angel rose
In to the night
Of things learned


The angels’ hand
Carried the light
The jewel of tears
Seeped through
Hand wet
Trailing the star bright

Where Is Heaven - a Collaboration With Jack Blackman

(The sorrowful lover)
I was first to see her,
Her beauty was aglow.
I moved across the room,
approached her nice and slow,
and told her that her smile
was transcendent of Heaven.

I was Airst to know her,
So many years ago;
and she I loved so true.
How much you cannot know.
Then you came to take her -
To take away my heaven.   
 ....You took away my Heaven.

(The angel of death)
I have known her since birth.
I even watched her grow.
I am the Grim Reaper,
and my hand brings much woe!
Her death was predestined,
And thus I took your Heaven.

I pity you your loss -
Death is my job you know.
Your own time will soon come;
the time for you to go!
Until then keep hoping 
to find your love in Heaven.


Note: Jack Blackman was "The Sorrowful Lover" (he wrote the first two stanzas)
I was "The Angel of Death" (I wrote the last two stanza's)

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