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Monday, September 1, 2008

Angelus Es Keagan Asher-

I wrote the following poem for Tami and Keagan just before he was born.



A cherub in Heaven so soft and so small,

pouted and sighed, "Am I last of us all?"


"Oh Father, Oh Father is it my turn on Earth?"

"I promise to serve well from the day of my birth."


"Your vineyard needs tending, I am up for the task.

What must these little hands do, Oh Father just ask"


"I don't know what I have, that you possibly need

But I'll do anything!" the little angel did plead.


"My Child, My Child, precious you are in my sight,

I have held on to you … with all of my might."


"You are blessed, and chosen, to do great things

But I ask only this...your soft cherub wings. "


"But Father, Oh Father, wings protect me from harm.

How will I be sheltered from Wind and Storm? "


"Faith... My Child, Sweet Child, you will not be alone

Parents I give you, they prepare you a home."


Away sadly the little angel floated, feeling weary and weak

"But I love my wings, Father. I need a moment to think."


Meanwhile on Earth… a young woman calls her mother

"Mom, Oh Mom! ... I just felt a strange flutter! "


"Did I do something wrong, is my baby all right,

What I just felt will keep me up all night! "


"Daughter, Oh Daughter, it's the nature of things,

An angel...your angel, just gave God his wings."


By Aaron Peterson

3 comments:

Cambria said...

HEY!! So good to hear from you and see your beautiful little family! It is a small world and I am so grateful for that! So glad to see you are doing so good!

Anonymous said...

What a beautiful poem!
I am just commenting to say that I also have a son named Keagan Asher. He was born November 23, 2007. And, I also wanted to say, we're also Christians. I googled my son's name to see if there were any other Keagan Ashers out there. :-) It was neat to come across your blog

Anonymous said...

I LOVE THIS POEM!!! You should contact someone in the children's book genre, get an illustrator...then Publish! Publish!