Bag Lady Angel
by Teresa M Walker — Read all 50 poems by Teresa M Walker
Always remember, you might be talking to an angel!
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Bag Lady Angel
See these hands, many years,
A lovely woman that knew no fear.
Each day's awakening, mercy's street,
Steps out in faith, trust's, and greets.
Her traveled road a tapestry,
The lines grace skin, hands, and feet.
Played and danced a road well traveled,
She never judged others with a gavel.
Her love of life it still lives on,
Till one day her journey gone.
To tell the stories of memories past,
She shared with all upon her path.
Eyes conveyed, stories born,
Vivid pictures painted, a sounding horn.
The map well traveled ages gone,
Are like the street traveled on.
A stepping stone supported shared,
To people here and everywhere.
A grafted vine her road, I bow,
Amazing memories a mind to taut.
Her smile and laugh, each day this street,
An angel entertains those she meets.
By Teresa Bellamy Walker
8-31-2013
Regis
budd
liquid sunshine on my face..
Lady Vivian
Peace, love and multiple blessings,
John Michael
Love ya!
Jane
I had thoughts of the woman, a Vietnamese émigré, all hunched over with age, who I saw walking the streets many mornings for over twenty years on my way to work pushing her shopping cart filled with aluminum cans. I know she lived in the area with relatively nice homes. I have the feeling that she paid for her home and her childrens' educations through college with those cans she picked up every day.
Ron