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Angels Are Missing
by Janet Owenby
copyright 03-12-2003


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Our angels are missing.
No hugging and kissing.
Their beds lying empty.
Parents calling a plea.

Look!
look, listen, stare,
Look Everywhere,
view empty milk cartons

Help!
Help bring them home.
Help them safely return.
To loved ones who sadly yearn.

Read!
Read missing children ads in the magazine.
Read, perhaps faces you have seen.
Return those missing angels back to safety.




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12-02-2003 Debra Rose    

To lose a child, a parents worst fear. But what might happen when they find them? Even worse....
04-18-2003 Regina S.    

*sigh* that is soo sad... but worrying never solves the problem... anyway, I cannot believe you turned that into a poem, you're AMAZING!!!
03-25-2003 Meg Horner    

God Bless the children that aren't coming home tonight...
03-12-2003 Walter Jones    

The unknown, a parents greatest fear
03-12-2003 Kay Lee Kelly    

THis is where it sould be, on the front page
for all to see.
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