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True Angel
October 13, 2015
When He was happy
He placed in the sky
A thousand twinkling diamonds
And the lover reaches up, up, up
To grab these tiny jewels
And add to his collection
When He was angry
He plucked these little twinkling lights
From above
And swept the sky with a mask of dusk
And the true angel
Stands planted in the earth
Reaches up, up, up
To touch the velvet ink of night
For he knows
this is
endless
divine
perfection
© Allison H., Vancouver, WA
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Essentially, this piece is a comment on the difference between greed disguised as religious zeal, and true divine love. If one truly is grateful, they will be happy with even useless or unattractive things.