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Angels Breath
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Confusion that is so overwhelming, you can't breathe. A lesson that needed learning. That I needed to push to do everything I could, and when I could do no more...Then my angel would step in and take over, even to breathe for me.

My head is full of visions                                                                                   My dreams are mixed and wrest                                                                     I'm tired and I'm tearful                                                                                     For my angel, I'm divest                                                                           Usually he comes to me                                                                                   To tell me it's all right                                                                              Explains my dreams, or holds me                                                                   To soothe away the night                                                                                     I searched for him, throughout the planes                                                        I prayed to have him sent                                                                             Afraid to face my dreams alone                                                                           I wondered where he went                                                                             And as the visions came to me                                                                       They took away my breath                                                                                    I felt myself grow dizzy                                                                                      And loom quite close to death                                                                             Ifought tokeep on living                                                                                   The darkness, I could see                                                                             And then a light, a gentle kiss                                                                          My angel breathed for me                                                                                 He whispered such a sweetness                                                            Words beyond mere wealth                                                                    Though, he'd been there, always near me                                                       I must rely upon myself                                                                                      To try to do the best I can                                                                          Interpret wrong from right                                                                               Still, he would guide and watch me                                                      Through out a fitful night                                                                                 And if I cannot walk or run                                                                               Nor feel, nor breathe, or see                                                                              He'd carry me, and be my eyes                                                                       He'd even breathe for me 


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 Reviews of "Angels Breath"
Reviewed by Gilles Marchand
Reviewed on October 28, 2001
Wow!!!!!!!! This is so...Soul touching...
And yes he is with you always...
Always...
Blue eyed fish...

Reviewed by Trixie Love
Reviewed on October 28, 2001
Hi krissy,
This is awesome...
I love it...

Hugs,
Trixie


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