The Angels Dance Poem by Kurt Philip Behm

The Angels Dance



Speaking to not one
but the multitudes,
the prophet bowed his head

And blessed within his servitude,
the poor and hungry
were given bread

Starting again
his eyes looked up,
and through a plain white cloth he bled

While standing in the place
his father had,
and repeating those words he said…

"Don't worship me,
Redeem yourself,
Divinity, yours at hand

"Wash their feet,
And free your mind,
Bring peace throughout the land

"Thank not one,
But all you meet
For a soul no longer wracked

"And with each new breath
The Angels dance
—salvation looking back"

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March,2015)

Monday, March 5, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: divinity
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