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Published: 2006-12-20 03:58:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1148; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 5
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My contribution to Angel-Bella-Donna's "Angel Art Jam"Stained glass by Tiffany Studios
Poem by David A. Wagner
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This is a very impressive piece, David .. the words are well chosen & full of hope... A great job
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Thank you very much Sophie!
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The Angel came and made me smile even my eyes was cry
The Angel came and gave to me much friendship even from much distance
The Angel came and show me how to give without taking back
The Angel came and said to me I can give to others easily my love
to great friends all over the world
Thank u dear David for ur friendship
You r my Angel
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Thank you so much Jasmin!
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Thank you very much Gayle!
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Thanks Edie! 
That was one of my first month devs on dA
I wrote it specifically for an "Art Jam" hosted by my very first friend here, ~Angel-Bella-Donna . Von is also the friend who made my avatar and stamp for me. 
I wrote that in about an hour and it's basically a factual account of a night in December of 1976.
I just finally got around to editing the font type and color and making a minor change to the text.
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oh i need to go see it again.
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Thank you Dave!
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Welcome Mr Wagner!
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This poem is so very beautiful and full of hope and new faith. Definitely a fav! I love the stained glass angel with this too...but then again, I am a fan of visually supported or inspired poetry...
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Thank you very much Leah!
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You are very welcome David!
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Your work is featured in a news article: [link]
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Thank you very much Tricia!
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Thank you very much!
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That poem is wonderful
I really like that visual poetry
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Thank you very much! I'm glad you like it.
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Thank you very much Nancie!
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Beautifully written & the words so full of hope.
Well done and thank you for sharing.
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that's beautiful...
a couple spelling errors tho... burden not burdon.
and instead of "i joyfully woke" i think it'd sound better as "with joy i awoke" personal opinion but i think it flows better what with where the emphasis falls, it follows the meter more. it's lovely, usually a repeatition to that extent would annoy me, but in this case it's not a repetition, really, it's a whole new idea... i love it.
~Rayne
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Thank you!
Two spelling errors corrected, guess if I'm going to write at 2am I should at least do one spell check
Actually I had plenty of time to notice that the next night while I was putting it together with the pic.
On your second point you are probably correct..... it does sound better as you suggested, but this was a spontaneous poem and that's how it flowed from me to paper.
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This must have been written from the heart, thereβs no other way you could have created a more touching work of art 
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Thank you!
95% of my poetry is from the heart and very personal, probably 80% will never be seen by anyone other than me.
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I think its the same with most poets, very few people get to see thier best work. But I hope in time youll post more...
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