WHEN my good-nights and prayers are said
And I am safe tucked up in bed,
I know my guardian angel stands
And holds my soul between his hands.
I cannot see his wings of light
Because I keep my eyes shut tight,
For, if I open them, I know
My pretty angel has to go.
But through the darkness I can hear
His white wings rustling very near;
I know it is his darling wings,
Not Mother folding up my things!
The Guardian Angel
Edith Nesbit
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Poem topics: light, mother, soul, white, good, hear, pretty, open, guardian, angel, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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