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My Angel

by ann-witt

I've seen you hurt and I know your pain. Sorrow courses through your veins like an opiate and yet you are my sweetest refrain. Someday you will take off your cheap polyester dress of corruption and put on a glittery incorruptible couture. You are so fragile, a bent sapling with bruised shoots, grazing the earth trying to make it in a society of redwoods, oaks, and few weeping willows. Your courage wraps around me like a shawl. You are my angel with broken wings and a tilted halo.
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