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A Soul Made in Heaven

a poem by Trisha Melendez (2000)

By Trisha MelendezPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
A Soul Made in Heaven
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A Soul made in Heaven

On this day not long ago

A beautiful soul was born.

The angels above had done tremendous planning

To bring to this earth a soul that was amazing and outstanding

They said, “We’re going to make this one special, a special soul for this

earth. It will be the most beautiful and amazing soul ever, to have been

given birth.”

First they added a warm loving heart

Then they moved up and made her real smart

They gave her a smile that shines like the sun

And warm loving arms to hold that special someone

They also planned on the most amazing eyes you’ve ever seen

when you look close you’ll see the whole world in them gleam

Then they paused and thought for awhile…

“She needs special charm and unique style.”

So they added honesty, generosity, kindness, love and understanding

They added worthiness, strength, courage and the ability for great planning

“She will be caring and hopeful, she won’t take anything for granted.”

“She will have a huge heart where true love can be planted.”

When they were done they stepped back and just admired and stared

They said, “There she is, our most beautiful soul that we’ve prepared.”

They were proud, extremely proud of what they made that day

They loved her and blessed her and sent her on her way

She grew up and became the great soul the angels desired

She burns in the hearts of the ones that love her, like fire

To this day those angels watch over her, and always protect

To this day they are proud of the soul that projects

I thank the angels for the soul prepared that day

For I am very grateful for that blessed soul born on this special day.

T. Melendez

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Trisha Melendez

I write from the heart, experience and imagination. I hope you enjoy my poems and short stories.

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    Written by Trisha Melendez