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Angel Play The chorus of angels has fun now and then. As they gallop about on their black-clouded steeds, They wallop the ground with a loud, booming din, Laughing in rumbles as small clouds stampede. I hear them frolicking each time when it rains. Then my dad tells me tales of their games in the night. So as lightning descends in long silver chains, I smile with delight, as Dad turns out the light. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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