Ahrend Walters Angel Poems

These two poems, Peangely and Peangely's Croon, are original angel poems from Ahrend Walters, Believer Poet.

When you read the poetry of Ahrend Walters, let go of preconceived notions and keep your mind open. When you see a poem with two columns read the first line on the left, then the next line on the right, back to the left and then to the right, through the whole poem.

After you read these poems you might want to read about Ahrend's recent "angel" experience.

Ahrend's Angel Story

Peangely

By: Ahrend R. Walters

On Fluttering from a distance Her tender wings do whisper Keep your faith within Your living life so bothered The gray here confronting Is of the soon to vanish Close your eyes now listen We can find the peace Appears her wings of spread Her whitely pearled body Is this gentle miracle if we believe if we believe Of her splendid glory For us to find the spring Appears her wings of spread Her whitely pearled body

with fragrant love she flights o soon she’s to alight she’s coming to embrace she’s nearing now to face forcing tears of pain while her wings do seine she’s reached our midst in time the hope o through this rhyme for us o to embrace sent from he the grace here for us to hold it is the beauty told seining out the gray the one that rests with may for us to embrace sent from he the grace

Peangely’s Croon