Angel In Disguise
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Weslynn McCallister
Tuesday, October 16, 2001
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Earth angels are among us
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In the higher realms, his spirit shown as brightly as a blazing sunset, yet his earthly cloak appeared tarnished and worn.
Kind and gentle, always helpful, he never berated others. His limp and disfigurement from a near fatal accident drew stares and impatience as he journeyed slowly through his life.
Desiring only a loving mate, he traveled down the winding path of his life as a solitary man for comely maidens could not behold his shining spirit.
Spending four score and ten in the service of others, always giving, never murmuring a harsh word, 'twas only after he'd journeyed beyond the veil, they realized he'd been an angel in disguise.
Copyright(at)1998 Weslynn McCallister
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Weslynn McCallister, Author
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| Reviewed by John Domino |
7/29/2008 |
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Deeply spritual and full of descriptive expressions.
JMD |
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| Reviewed by Angela Contreras |
9/16/2007 |
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This is nice I belive in Angels.
Thanks Angela |
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| Reviewed by Trixie Love |
10/25/2001 |
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Beautiful indeed!
Thanks,
Trixie Love |
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| Reviewed by Janet Caldwell (author) |
10/16/2001 |
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| I love this and do believe that there are Angels among us, always fascinated with the 'goings on' of the Higher Realm. Very nice indeed. JC |
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