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The Smallest Angel undertakes a second mission. This time, he won't come home alone |
The Smallest Angelâs Second Mission âJoshua!â While not said aloud it was heard by all, And for Joshua, it was impossible to ignore the call He flew like the wind to get to the throne âItâs time Joshua, for Cameron to come homeâ âI want you to greet him as the man you would have been, Heâll know who you are, and where you came from then He already senses his time on Earth is done Heâs passed his Jester skills on to another young oneâ Nodding in agreement Joshua thought of the past When he met Cameron, and saw him last He remembered working together on his Jester skills How becoming that person had cured his ills Joshua sped to Cameron in the blink of an eye For angels fly unseen all over our skies He appeared just outside of Cameronâs room door, Now he was a man, with those bright eyes once more When he entered the room, Cameronâs eye lit in delight But also in fear, for it was his last night Then he smiled a smile that no one had seen Since he was pronounced cured at age seventeen âCameron, Iâm here to take you home, your time is done Youâve done so much for so many, youâve helped everyone Whoâs met or seen you do your show on the stage, Itâs time to let go, and turn a new pageâ Cameron knew he was right, and felt quite relieved, For his illness had come back, the pain gave him no reprieve His body was now completely covered in sores, He knew it was all over, he would live no more âI see in your eyes that you fear the unknown The thought of dying brings fear to your bones But never fear my friend, for where we go is much better, Thereâs neither pain nor sadness for you in the hereafterâ Hearing that, Cameron sighed softly and finally let go He breathed a final breath as a man, and so His spirit rose beside Joshuaâs, he felt free to roam Then found himself with Joshua, at the foot of the throne âWelcome home Cameron, itâs been a long road But one you traveled well, no matter the load But itâs time to rest, relax and recover, Your journeyâs just begun, itâs certainly not over." Jim Dorrell 2/1/10 If you're curious as to who The Jester is, may I recommend you read "The Jester" ![]() The rest of the poems that are about his life, love, and eventual death can be found in "The Jester Poems" ![]() |