They Walk Among Us

WARNING: This poem may be considered controversial to some people.

Angels walk among us
Past us, everday
They have their own religions
Beliefs in their own way

They commit the deadly sins
And make average mistakes
And are vulnerable to manly goods
Such as beers and cakes

They fall into desire
And deeply into love
And don't come from a higher place
Thought to be above

Angels walk among us
Past us, everyday
Running through the parks
Running off to play

They're not perfect for everyone
Only in your eyes
And like normal people do
An angel also dies

They don't have feathered wings
Or halos over their head
They walk among the living
So they promptly are not dead

Angels walk among us
Past us, everyday
And as many of us know
They cannot always stay

They feel all your emotions
And are glad to share your tears
And as any small child
They have simplistic fears

They love when you are sweet to them
And favor others more
Because angels are normal people too
Despite religious lore