Angel Of The Night Poem by Leo Divine

Angel Of The Night



I saw her in the garden - it was night.
I could scarcely see the plants,
The trees, the flowers, the vines,
But I saw her alright,
So brightly clad in white;
The moon was present, full & willing,
But she, herself was light. -
& Like a shooting star across the yard,
She faded fast from sight.

It was a sign down from on high
That made me drop the knife;
A sign that heaven's never far,
Sent to preserve my life.

Now when the binds of Earth pull hard
& I take back up the knife,
I recoil as I recall, that night in the garden,
My angel of the night.

Monday, September 1, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: suicide
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