Let It Be Poem by soren Barrett

Let It Be

As in pure light I basked
An angel came to me
and of him I asked
Why so much pain do I see?

I saw a man with the pox suffering
Cure him I said and the angel replied
three wishes I grant your world buffering
cured, but without acquired immunity he died

In the street a freezing beggar so poor
I did implore give him all he needs
so he was given much more
Which he spent on wicked deeds

A discarded baby on a heap of dying
My arms reached out but my eyes identified
there on a pile of broken humanity lying
infant Hitler and his future genocide

You can't see how, but life is a test
The angel said flying away
all things happen for the best
Watch out for what you pray

Thursday, April 11, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: angel
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