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Angels of Consolation



The sun smiled with all its strength oblivious of the worries of tomorrow. The rain wet the earth until the earth knew what it meant to have a thorough bath.

Jake cried out of his mother's womb into a world of uncertainty, unpredictable outcome of happiness, joy, sorrow and laughter oblivious of the end of the beginning.

Betty had her first long kiss with Benny, welcoming the fears and joys of matrimony.

Patty made a first class degree in the university, happy to make a transit into the larger world; where common sense and graces rule not degree.

Today is Patrick's ordination as the Bishop of World Class Christian Assembly; the DEVIL isn't smiling so GOD deployed His angels.

 Today, my friend told me about 'They', in his words ‘they say I'm doing fine'. When I asked, who are they? He said ' they' are Angels of Consolation.

One believes in the goodness of the present another in the goodness of both the present and the future and both work towards it at different level of time.

Either way they are right. It is either you crave for momentary pleasure or lasting pleasure which are both necessary part of living.

 Whatever maybe your  outcome of the above realities. What will suffice is taking and living life one day at a time. A step at a time and everything good will surely come.


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  1. Patience Oti's Blog30 May 2020 at 01:46

    The timing will be right for you when the Angels of your consolation arrives.

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