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Looking for the Light
by +Steven Curtis Lance → (All Poetry by +Steven Curtis Lance)
Saturday, March 3, 2018    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Looking for the Light



Today the light is stronger
As spring overcomes
Winter incrementally
But relentlessly

Spring before its entering
After wintering
The light is hesitating
But I am waiting

Yesterday it looked away
But it looked today
Like it was looking for me

Opening to be
What I was hoping to see
The lotus unfolds
And the light is what it holds
Spring is what becomes
Of me transcendentally

In the end stronger
Even though it took all night
Looking for the light
Looking for me anyway

Though it takes all day
Tomorrow will be longer
If it ever comes

For a moment maybe more
Than the day before
To live it and to love it
To make art of it
Take to heart as part of it
When the light comes true

When the moment more is right
I know what to do
For a moment more or two
When the light is bright
Enough to see it maybe

From what I have seen
Of it in the in between
The light is about
Insight from the inside out

In a quiet place
Quite apart from time and space
In the light of spring
Inside me and everything

After all the fear
Not up in the sky but here
What is out of sight
But in sight inside insight
Seen and yet unseen

Where the light knows what I mean
In a place of grace
But of coming face to face
With reality

In the dark where I have been
I see it I feel
It I believe it is real

In an open mind
And a hopeful heart I find
What I should have known
When I thought I was alone
In the dark again
It was looking for me then

The light is within
Though without it took so long
Looking for the light
Looking for me all along



Steven Curtis Lance

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 Reviews of "Looking for the Light"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on March 4, 2018
What you are searching for in this poem seems to me that the light of spring will reveal the unrealistic fear, putting it in the light of day and making it real. What a freeing concept that is!

Ron

Reviewed on March 3, 2018
Indeed, "The light is within"! You have written another thought provoking poem! 'Enjoyed!

Love ya!

Jane


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