Lewis Eron (July 26,1951 / Englewood, NJ)
Poems by Lewis Eron : 3 / 43
Angel Vision 20/200
Do all angels need glasses?
Do they limp?
Maybe they have smelly feet
To be washed by our father Abe.
Our atmosphere bends God's word.
If we soar on eagle's wings
We pass through clouds.
Touching is always a connection
And sometimes a crime.
Blessings are curses refined.
Angels sometimes have to take the stairs
And, going up or down blindfolded, grope us
So they won’t lose their way.
Lewis Eron
Submitted: Friday, November 02, 2007
Edited: Thursday, April 21, 2011
Poems by Lewis Eron : 3 / 43
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