I shred my wings apart
For you and I
Together we will fly
In attempt to suicide
My Angel
Will you be gone
And fly with me
For thee I ease your suffering
No longer you live in sorrow
As I sacrifice my body
To save a lost soul
Just one last time
My Suicide Angel
I love you like no other
Please hold onto me
Where we embrace in heaven
FOREVER.........
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Mr. Tom: You raise some interesting questions here. The narrator's shredding of his own wings implies a rejection of his own divinity. Under the circumstances, could the suicide then still receive divine assistance? Or, is such a thing ever possible? Can or would an angel (and by extension God) assist someone in ending his/her life? Of course, there are doctrines that reject any kind of forgiveness for suicide. Still, those same doctrines recognize the existence of an 'angel of death.' So, could it be that the angel of death would provide this kind of assisted suicide, simply as part of his 'job.' Many thanks for sharing this one. -G