The Son Rises, The Blind Will Truly See by Walt Irwin
'The sun rises above the western view
and paints a stunning picture framed a golden hue
Across the sky it shows its' warmth and light
Illuminating the beauty of creation, wings of eagle flight
A golden ray skips the blinds and marks the golden floor below
Lighting up the space inside, even webs reflect a glow
The physically blind cannot see this activity of light
Even though they long for just a glimpse of what is sight
As the sun sets things nocturnal are filled with such delight
Soon even those with sight are cut off in a world without light
In darkness both are blind and trust their way is right
Never sure as they move ahead struggling with all their might
To see, to really see beyond this light so often frail
That earthly light that so often dims our senses it does assail
The Son rises from a hand-hewn tomb of stone
As the beauty of his glory shows across that ashen dome
Holy light now fills the earth so that everyone can see
The right from wrong, the good from bad, the choice that sets us free
No longer does man have to stumble on things he cannot receive
He has Christ, the true living light, and that he MUST RECEIVE!'
HAPPY EASTER!!