Divine Humanity
Beauty and elegance of an angel destined
for tranquility by her divine creator;
only to curse herself in the most sinful manner,
yet her sins even were elegant as if she could dance
in hell fire while illuminating her beauty.
The sorrows of being an enigma of the heavens;
A figure of perfection indulging in the flesh of mortality;
A sight cast away by the divinity above ,but a permanent
example of ascended emancipation; an affirmative gesture
of her laissez-faire morality.
A true angel of man knowing not of her own limitations ,yet
well aware of her decent from grace.
The heavens kept watchful eye on the gem of man as she slowly
relinquished ounces of her faith unintentionally
for her own humane ideals.
Her divine destiny lost in the misconception that the heavens
could intermingle with the mortal realm; The ways of the
world formed her flesh, which captivated her to
the lifestyle of mortal men , thus binding her to her
own humanity.
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