Unknown Angel Poem by Austin Warwick

Unknown Angel

Rating: 4.9


The girl was walking in the streets.
Wearing headphones listening to a beat.
Then a giant truck came.
She wasn’t quick on her feet.
No one knew who she was.
She fed the homeless.
Gave rescue animals a home.
She was an unknown angel.
She never used labels.
But she used razors.
Bullied for her weight.
And for not being straight.
She is an unknown angel.
Who now is free.

Friday, November 20, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: angels ,death,depression,sadness
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 26 November 2015

She fed the homeless. Gave rescue animals a home. She was an unknown angel. She is free now. a sad undertone . but she has achieved now freedom which she deserves because of her goodness. thank you dear poet.. tony

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Geoffrey Fafard 21 November 2015

There must be someway outa here …… She found it.Love this poem.. There is a beautiful strength under the sad words.Thank you Austin.. don't ever stop writing.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 20 November 2015

Unknown angel is now free from sadness. Very interesting poem shared with reality. Nice and wise sharing.10

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Titto Mutunguti 20 November 2015

Nice peace...i love it

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Austin Warwick 20 November 2015

thank you.

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