Have You Ever Seen An
Angel?

Have you ever seen an Angel?
I'm sure I saw a tiny one when I was feeling
down.
She smiled a dimpled smile at me that chased
away my frown.
The patrons in the Restaurant were smiling at
her too,
And everyone seemed happier, but probably never
knew
That they had seen an Angel.
Have you ever held an Angel?
When first I saw my Daughter and she nestled in
my arms,
I was completely mesmerized by all her baby
charms.
And each time that I held her I was filled with
so much love,
That I could only thank the Lord in Heaven up
above
That I had held an Angel.
Have you ever fed an Angel?
I fed a precious Saint of God who'd suffered
from a stroke,
And it was hard to understand the few words that
she spoke,
But still her love for Jesus left a radiance
shining through,
And as I fed and prayed for her that day somehow
I knew
That I had fed an Angel.
Have you ever heard an Angel?
One night my sleep was troubled as I tossed and
turned in bed,
While all my fears and problem kept parading
through my head.
But then I heard a song of comfort on my radio;
A voice so sweet and clear brought peace and
rest so I would know
That I had heard an Angel.
Have you ever kissed an Angel?
I kissed my dying Mother as the tears streamed
down my face,
But she was looking forward to a far, far better
place.
I thought of all the years she gave her tender,
loving care,
And knew someday in Heaven I would meet her
there.
Yes, I have kissed an Angel.
Have you ever hugged an Angel?
I hugged a Missionary who was home recovering
From shrapnel wounds by terrorists while he was
witnessing.
He planned when he recovered to return and share
God's Word
With souls lost for eternity because they've
never heard.
Yes, I have hugged an Angel.
Have you met your Guardian Angel?
The Bible says we're given one to guard us all
through life,
To help us and protect us in this world of sin
and strife.
And though I've never seen mine with my eyes,
I've felt him near,
Protecting me from accidents, and keeping me
from fear.
Yes, I have met my Angel.
by Betty Jo Mings
© 2003
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