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One Winged Angels Meet The Light, Tiny Angels Sigh

There's a sail that meets the storm. There's a cure to the other side. There's a melody I sing when I feel lonely. There's a cure to this fine line. There's a song I fall back on. Sweet fairy in the dark breathe on me. Play the violin musical musici"

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There's a sail that meets the storm.

There's a cure to the other side.


There's a melody I sing

when I feel lonely.

There's a cure to this fine line.

There's a song I fall back on.

Sweet fairy in the dark

breathe on me.

Play the violin

musical musician begin

I draw their note

and I dance to their melody.

I step out and hold that bar.

The song seems so holy.

I release the mocking bird.

I've seen that movie.

I stand for good when I can.

I fold the meadow in the land

when I feel lonely.

I ride the white horse

black, brown and red.

My unicorn wears a mask.

I melt my journey when undefined.

I melt this diary at times.

One winged angels meet the light

begging for forgiveness.

Struggling toward the moonlit pathway

charming snakes

that block my fragile resolve.

Weigh the tiny angels smoke

measure moments that dissolved

past...

at last.

These eyes did not find that line.

Earned, learned choices

are not always defined

enough

to accept reasonable resolutions.

Fairies in art

I color.

Dragons awake sometimes

stand up to demons

yours and mine

contemplate patterns

inspect their secrets

hope for revelations

hope for the best.

Claustrophobic

tongues of fire

Breathe past my breath

demands its own answers.

Holds a trial

convicts its unicorn of sorrow.

I hold on

remember every word

to those old songs.

No Dragon

no white horse

no zebras without stripes

no lions roar

...or do I hear them all?

By: Kathy Ostman-Magnusen

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ABOUT Kathy Ostman-Magnusen
I paint and sculpt female fantasy art and map faery tale adventures.
I dream of , whimsical angel pictures, legends of mermaids and fairies in art. Tiny angels whisper fantasy art, these innocent angels guide me. I also paint fantasy art of exotic women
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