A Touch From An Angel Poem by Okim Otu

A Touch From An Angel

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As I sit gazing under the tree's crotch,
I am cought in an awe beyond measures,
It seems so glaring that I have been touched
Touch instantaneously where I treasures.

At the comeliness of nature l stared,
Within her subtle beauty I was snared,
Though in stormy weather I was floating,
Calm waters now cool my head like a spring.

Warm air breath out of my nostrils slowly,
The tree flags it wagging leaves joyfully
And I wake to this apparent union
Shrouded in mystery as dens of lion.

No more heavy burdened like a camel
Surely, this touch must be from an angel.

Saturday, April 17, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: tree,weather
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an experience of awakening that removed the veil of pass hypnosis.
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