What if each of the stars in the sky is a soul
Sprinkling dust on the broken who feel less than whole
If the dearly departed were taken control
To avoid our heart breaking in two
What if each gust of wind is your head being kissed
By the angels of love who will always be missed
When you sink to the bottom you're topping their list
Paving paths you can safely walk through
What if when at it's darkest you're wearing a cloak
Llike the white bit surrounding the yellowy yolk
Memories of the good things and last time you spoke
Rushing up to the front of the queue
What if each ray of sunshine on warming skin
Has been guided by those held or carried within
They've been knocking so long when you letting them in
Never resting as long as there"s you
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Those who are wise will shine like the brightness of the heavens, and those that lead many to righteousness, like the stars for ever and ever
Thank you for reading and comment
Much obliged
Love how the loved don't go missing in this piece, but that they still hold and give of their nature in our natural world. It's a comforting rhyme.
Thank you jules
Lovely comforting comment
Always grateful to you
The Angels of Love are always with us. Beautifully penned Peto. 😇
Cheers AP
Really appreciate such encouragement
Many thanks
Just beautiful peto.
Many thanks hzugman
Great to see you here
What if each of the stars in the sky is a soul... I have often wondered this myself. Beautiful poem. Beautifully written!
Thank you very much for such a kind review sunshine
I truly appreciate your support
Your welcome, I appreciate yours as well
Fabulous first stanza. Echoes my own thoughts about stars. I also have a thing about butterflies.
Beautiful words peto.
Appreciate the comment cassie
Stars and butterflies eh
Gotta be a poem in there somewhere
Truly grateful to you
Many thanks
"What if each of the stars in the sky is a soul
Sprinkling dust on the broken who feel less than whole" My grandma always used to say the same.
Beautiful poem Peto.
"They've been knocking so long when you letting them in
Never resting as long as there's you" These lines made my day.
I take it from grandma used to say the same that she is now shining down on you
Thank you meera
A lovely and much appreciated review
I always believe that they are looking out for us. It's a beautiful poem!
Thank you Ellen
Truly appreciate you reading and commenting many thanks
These metaphors are incredible!! Job well done! Sorry I was out of town, didn't see this fabulous piece! But anyway, that's an interesting observation that all of the stars in the skies are souls. Just beautiful work, Peto.
How can I go wrong with support like yours
Thank you very much Christina
Hope you had a good time
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