We wonder where love comes from, where it flies, through clouds and skies, ferns and forests, where will it lie? Curtains of sadness cloud our view, grey hues we hope will turn to blue and brightness. Angels and archangels light on our hearts, evoking the lotion of love that spreads through our beings, bring blue hope to our spirits, elevating our souls to zeniths of well-being and sweet tonnes that assuage our many hurts. Angels and archangels, beneficent intercessors, ******* our sorrows, peeling away the anguish that visits us in the middle of morning or night, sweet music that atones for our transgressions, a progression of expiation that leaves us higher than the clouds, closer to God.
Copyright 2019 Tod Howard Hawks
A graduate of Andover and Columbia College, Columbia University, Tod Howard Hawks has been a poet and a human-rights advocate his entire adult life.