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Guardian Angels


Dearest, sleeping child dreaming dreams at night Where haunted by wondrous fantasies May seem to you, child, a terrible fright. Do not fear for angels guard your sanity. They take you from this forsaken wasteland To a wondrous land they call their own Do not fret, child, I won’t be distant From you when they come to claim my tired bones. I shall see you again, dear child, in time When they rejoin us you’ll always be mine. So take care of him vigilant angels Until time reveals its famed betrayal.
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