Long Dout Poems

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Angel To Me

" Angels kind of love"

Angels do excist, and their no demons in heaven,  
leaves us walking in hell.
Just remember evil only lives
If it lives in you. 
They excist to remind us of divinity we all share.

So I start Like this I can't help but to persist. And insist 
intuition is stronger than words tell
And to love is to know to understand.

The angel of love or goddess
Of such it lights the heavens
Is pure living poetry and the hottest star in the sky

Divine love is used to bring
More love to breathing life
And independent soul now more
Strong independent but created to bring life to those 
shrouded in self dout. Sickness and put out.

The truth of it is love is ment to be given. And shared 
among those
Who feel they can get a angel
Then fear of loosing steal her halo

That halo ain't just a hat
But her wings will carry her
When the time comes for her time to enjoy selfless 
love and her halo
Was Always inside her.

It is lighting a path on earth
For a angel among man
Who's task Was kindness among greed, and gluttony
And the weakness of loosing all he had
Fell to dark and tho he tried
A light from an angel
Kept my heart alive.
Form:


Simple Peace

With each day being the same and the outlook looking bleak
She felt such self-blame that about it she could barely speak
For it was always there, playing over and over again in her mind
By feeling so bare, it was just simple peace she could not find
 
She tried many different things but each of them would fail
And the heartbreak that that brings with a psyche so frail
She was seeing no way out, no way to possibly change
When in the deepest of her dout she felt something strange

A sudden calmness came over her body a simple peace in her mind
Like some one had set her free breaking all those chains that bind
And as she continued looking at the Cross tears coming to her eyes
Completely at a loss in seeing the one thing she didn't realize

By looking in all the wrong places she hit all those dead ends
Which by His Mercies and Graces, Jesus had already made amends
In realizing came this relief as that whole burden just lifted away
Giving Jesus all het grief gave peace a chance to have a say


Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.
Not as the world gives do I give to you. 
Let not your hearts be troubled, 
neither let them be afraid.” 
John 14:27
Form: Rhyme

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