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life 1 min read 626 views Jun 16, 2016

White doves fly

White doves may fly 
Touching heavens belly 
As it watches over beings 
Such as us 
Waiting to hand pick 
Pure souls 
Innocent beings we cherish 
Their presence 
Never deminished 
Long after their flame 
Never burns 
We may ask why 
They part ways with us 
But their lessons 
Restore our hearts 
And bring us comfort 
 
White doves may fly 
Touching heavens light 
We miss beings 
Whose flames remain 
Extinguished 
Refusing to burn 
We seek their wisdom 
Long for their 
Soothing demeanours
In their absence 
We long for their presence 
Tears flow 
Both from pain and joy 
We seek our angels back
Heaven please redeploy 
Our kings and queens back 
 
White doves may fly 
Touching the heavens 
Long may they fly 
Don't let time pass you by
Wishing for dead souls to return 
Cherish those who remain 
Till their time runs out 
And heaven calls them back 
Relish the joy they bring 
Their flames burn 
Embellish their light 
So it may be your guide  
 

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Woven

We have those jewels in our lives that we don't comprehend their true worth until they're gone. Time to bask in their wisdom while they still breathe, so true. Beautiful imagery, such wisdom in this well written write.

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Poetunleashed

Woven so often we rejoice nd celebrate people when they are gone and not when they still with us....thank you

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Coalhouse

Beautiful work

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