The Angels in Heaven Danced When You Were Born

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The Angels in Heaven Danced When You Were Born
by Karen Byrum



" The Angels in Heaven
danced when you were born.
One root-a-toot-tooted
her gold shiny horn.Another did back flips
and hummed a kazoo,
but they all whooped and they hollered
and yelled, “Whoop-De-Doo!”Some blew on big bugles,
some pounded pianos,
A few banged on bongos,
and strummed on their banjos.

They jigged up a big
celebration with glee,
Because you were the cutest
they ever did see!

One pranced and sashayed
on a white fluffy cloud.
But they all sang and clapped.
They were so very proud,

That you had been born,
and you lived on the Earth.
It filled all their hearts
with joy, love and mirth.

One long bearded Angel
who beat on a drum,
Asked all of the others
just what you’d become.

One Angel supposed you
an artist or dancer.
Another suggested
that you’d find the answer,

For illness and hunger
and anger and greed.
That you’d somehow help others
find just what they need.

They yelled, “Postman!”, or “Surgeon!”,
“Musician!”, “Or Teacher!”
“A Banker or Lawyer”,
“A Pilot or Preacher!”

One Angel in front said,
“A Skilled Cabinet Maker”.
Another called out,
“A Pastry Chef Baker!”

The smallest of Angels
raised high her small hand.
She shushed all the singing
and hushed up the band.

She said, “I’m so scared
for this teeny, wee baby.
What if they’re too tall,
or too short, or just maybe… ”

“They snort when they giggle,
or lisp when they talk?
And what if they wiggle
or limp when they walk?”

“What if they are deaf,
or they have to wear braces?
And what if their fingers
can’t tie their shoelaces? ”

“Their eyes might not see,
or they’ll need to wear glasses.
And what if they need
to re-do a few classes?”

“They might not be able
to write or to spell,
to add or subtract,
or to draw very well.”

“Their words may sound strange,
and their classmates make fun,
of the way that they dress,
or the way that they run.”

The oldest of Angels
walked up with a smile,
And he said, “There will be,
every once and a while,”

“A person who thinks
a child has special needs.
But every child born
is so special indeed!”

“Not one single grain
on a beach full of sand,
Is the same, but that beach
is still gorgeous and grand.”

“And there never has been,
nor there ever will be,
two fish or two whales,
just alike in the sea.”

“Not one single bird,
and not one single feather,
fly just the same,
in the same kinds of weather.”

“Don’t you see that there’s nothing
on Earth that’s the same?
It’s that way on purpose.
There’s no one to blame. ”

“And just who’s to say
what is right, and what’s wrong.
Since they can’t be the same,
they’ve been right all along. ”

“So, you see, it’s ok.
It’s no matter the way,
that they walk or they talk,
or the way that they say, ”

“‘Good Morning’, ‘How are you’,
or ‘How do you do?’”
It’s all in the way that
their hearts say, ‘I love you’. ”

“They’re perfect no matter
what others might say,
And we treasure, adore them,
exactly that way!”

“We’ll love them forever,
and smile as they grow,
but there is one more thing
that I’d like you to know. ”

“When you were created
with horns on your head,
a small, pointed tail,
and a pitchfork instead…”

“Of the wings you have now,
and your halo on top…
We loved even you,
and we never will stop!”
 
shyangel_ll said:
The Angels in Heaven Danced When You Were Born
by Karen Byrum



" The Angels in Heaven
danced when you were born.
One root-a-toot-tooted
her gold shiny horn.Another did back flips
and hummed a kazoo,
but they all whooped and they hollered
and yelled, “Whoop-De-Doo!”Some blew on big bugles,
some pounded pianos,
A few banged on bongos,
and strummed on their banjos.

They jigged up a big
celebration with glee,
Because you were the cutest
they ever did see!

One pranced and sashayed
on a white fluffy cloud.
But they all sang and clapped.
They were so very proud,

That you had been born,
and you lived on the Earth.
It filled all their hearts
with joy, love and mirth.

One long bearded Angel
who beat on a drum,
Asked all of the others
just what you’d become.

One Angel supposed you
an artist or dancer.
Another suggested
that you’d find the answer,

For illness and hunger
and anger and greed.
That you’d somehow help others
find just what they need.

They yelled, “Postman!”, or “Surgeon!”,
“Musician!”, “Or Teacher!”
“A Banker or Lawyer”,
“A Pilot or Preacher!”

One Angel in front said,
“A Skilled Cabinet Maker”.
Another called out,
“A Pastry Chef Baker!”

The smallest of Angels
raised high her small hand.
She shushed all the singing
and hushed up the band.

She said, “I’m so scared
for this teeny, wee baby.
What if they’re too tall,
or too short, or just maybe… ”

“They snort when they giggle,
or lisp when they talk?
And what if they wiggle
or limp when they walk?”

“What if they are deaf,
or they have to wear braces?
And what if their fingers
can’t tie their shoelaces? ”

“Their eyes might not see,
or they’ll need to wear glasses.
And what if they need
to re-do a few classes?”

“They might not be able
to write or to spell,
to add or subtract,
or to draw very well.”

“Their words may sound strange,
and their classmates make fun,
of the way that they dress,
or the way that they run.”

The oldest of Angels
walked up with a smile,
And he said, “There will be,
every once and a while,”

“A person who thinks
a child has special needs.
But every child born
is so special indeed!”

“Not one single grain
on a beach full of sand,
Is the same, but that beach
is still gorgeous and grand.”

“And there never has been,
nor there ever will be,
two fish or two whales,
just alike in the sea.”

“Not one single bird,
and not one single feather,
fly just the same,
in the same kinds of weather.”

“Don’t you see that there’s nothing
on Earth that’s the same?
It’s that way on purpose.
There’s no one to blame. ”

“And just who’s to say
what is right, and what’s wrong.
Since they can’t be the same,
they’ve been right all along. ”

“So, you see, it’s ok.
It’s no matter the way,
that they walk or they talk,
or the way that they say, ”

“‘Good Morning’, ‘How are you’,
or ‘How do you do?’”
It’s all in the way that
their hearts say, ‘I love you’. ”

“They’re perfect no matter
what others might say,
And we treasure, adore them,
exactly that way!”

“We’ll love them forever,
and smile as they grow,
but there is one more thing
that I’d like you to know. ”

“When you were created
with horns on your head,
a small, pointed tail,
and a pitchfork instead…”

“Of the wings you have now,
and your halo on top…
We loved even you,
and we never will stop!”

I found the poem to be intriguing
pointing to the differences in us all as well as the joys of dwelling on what a child may become. I think all humans are born Little Angels that grow devilish desires! <grin some may point to the problems of the poem or their likes and dislikes but basically... I liked the poem's meaning. Reminded me of this...

The Same Difference~
by Art


Every living creature on this planet is the same.,.
We have life!
Yet every creature is different...

Every living creature has the same destiny...
Death!
Yet we will all die differently.

Every creature will hunger and thirst
But for different things.

We are all bound to this Earth...
But our ties are different.

We are all like the buds of a rose bush.
We will all bloom at different times.

The rose has its beauty that we wish to see,
but if we get pricked do we not bleed?

But the one thing we will all do the same?
see this world ...differently!

thanks for sharing... (~_~)
 
I think that all these posts of someone else's poems are just a clever way of this person spamming the forum with the link in her signature.

Prove me wrong shyangel_II; what is the purpose of your posting this children's story-poem here?
 
hi

champagne1982 said:
I think that all these posts of someone else's poems are just a clever way of this person spamming the forum with the link in her signature.

Prove me wrong shyangel_II; what is the purpose of your posting this children's story-poem here?


Hi Champagne1982. My dear you can think whatever you like. I liked very much the poem and i wanted to share with others ppl here; that i did wrong is that is not my poem, but unfortunatly i'm not so talented like you or others from here. But this doesn;t mean that i don;t like what is nice, right?
:kiss:
 
shyangel_ll said:
Hi Champagne1982. My dear you can think whatever you like. I liked very much the poem and i wanted to share with others ppl here; that i did wrong is that is not my poem, but unfortunatly i'm not so talented like you or others from here. But this doesn;t mean that i don;t like what is nice, right?
:kiss:
aaah a revelation. My apologies. It just seemed a little odd that your first post to lit was someone else's work without any explanation of why you posted it or why you like it.

You may want to explore the "Share a poet/poem" thread and stick around a bit. :cathappy: Try writing your own. You may surprise a hidden talent.

Thanks for responding to my baiting. The only way I can even hope to excuse my comments are to defend them as evidence of my suspicious nature.
 
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