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Angel Poems

This will consist of some of my favorite poems about angels that we have in our collection.







Three Angels

Three Angels touched my life today

"Three? Why three?", you say.

Yes three I thought three angels dear,

They touched me all today.

I thought of that first angel dear

Who blessed me with his touch.

A bent old man, could hardly walk

He couldn't weigh too much.

His coat was torn and soiled.

His shoes had seen a better day,

He shuffled up the street of pain

His eyes a distant gray.

The corner came and as he tried

To cross the boulevard

The cars zoomed by not giving ground

Not letting up a yard.

I saw his plight and grabbed his arm

Flagging traffic to a halt.

I guided him

And helped him safely cross.

He turned to me and spoke to me,

"Bless you my kind son.

Without you there I don't know what

I would of ever done."

I walked away with joy in heart

Remembering that twinkle in his eye

I thought that as the barde has said.

"Not now, but there Go I."

Another angel touched my life

This time a little child

She grabbed my index finger

And in a voice so mild.

She asked if I would hold her hand

She feared the darkned room.

I took her hand and sang to her

A silly little tune.

That once my Mother sang to me

When in the night I tripped.

She went her way and out to play

And smiled as off she skipped.

Was I that Angel?

Not at all, but someone might suspect

For 'twas through them that I was touched

My life in retrospect.

The cross that is the one I bear

Was gone. It was not there.

The weight of all my grief and pain

Had vanished in mid air.

Remember this, not all the time

The angel that you see

Came not in power and rushing wings

From heavenly realms that be.

But yet is sent from God above

To fill your heart with love.

To guide His children back to Him

For all eternity.

The third? You say? Where did it touch?

You say I mention only two.

Ahhhhhhh, there you are. The other one.

Sweet angel it is YOU.

Lee Browen






Angels Among US

By Alabama

I was walking home from school on a cold winter day.

It was getting late, and I was scared and alone.

But then a kind old man took my hand and led me home.

Mama couldn't see him,

but he was standing there

And I knew in my heart, he was the answer to my prayers.



Oh, Oh I believe there are Angels Among us

Sent down to us from somewhere up above.

They come to you and me in our darkest hours,

to show us how to live and teach us how to give,

To guide us with the light of Love.



When life held troubled times, and had me down on my knees.

There's always been someone there to come along and comfort me.

A kind word from a stranger, to lend a helping hand.

A phone call from a friend to say I understand.



And ain't it kind of funny that at the dark end of the road,

Someone lights the way with just a single ray of hope.

Oh I believe there are Angels among us

Sent down to us from somewhere up above.

They come to you and me in our darkest hours

To show us how to live and teach us how to give,

To guide us with the light of Love.



They wear so many faces, show up in the strangest places.

To guide us with their mercy, in our time of need.

To guide us with a light of Love.



Angel Friends

Some people doubt that each of us

Have angels to protect us,

Assigned by God when we were born,

To love us and direct us.

And though we cannot see them,

They're always at our side,

And after we have died.

God knew we needed someone

To watch us night and day,

To guide us down the narrow path

And keep all harm away.

Someone of endless wisdom,

Whom He could always trust,

To guard us every minute,

And take good care of us.

So carefully He chose each one,

For every living soul,

Some with wings of silver,

And some with wings of gold,

But all filled with a burning love,

That never has an end,

And each of us is blessed to have,

A Special Angel Friend.

Grace E. Easley