The Angel - Stranger Poem by DM W

The Angel - Stranger

Rating: 5.0


The angel - stranger came from outside our city.
He had no halo, no family, no possessions.
No one seemed sure whether he was from the holy
House of God or a skilled agent of the devil.
Yet he was blessed with the rare gift of prophecy.
With his phantasmagoric new dreams and visions,
That offered many signs of hope and redemption,
He helped restore trust amongst the citizenry.
But our cruel leaders feared his unusual powers,
So they met and plotted between themselves slyly,
And found ways to charge him with alleged blasphemy.
Now he rots away in a dark, foreboding tower.

Monday, July 20, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: prophecy,stranger
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shaun Cronick 21 July 2020

John the Baptist, was the name that escaped me, with some of your poems similarities does share. Thanks again Dominic and I wish you well.

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Shaun Cronick 20 July 2020

This is most certainly a poem where its content makes one ponder.

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Shaun Cronick 20 July 2020

Dominic I will add to this comment tomorrow for your poem is making me try to remember something in my mind's eye memory palace a thought that is drifting just out of my reach. A 10++ and need to sleep and clear my mind to retrieve that elusive thought.

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