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Vision of Resurrection
by Dianne Joyner Barnes → (All Poetry by Dianne Joyner Barnes)
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Sometimes it seems you're all alone. And nothing in life can ease the pain when you've been hurt. Or give you the strength to even move on. Though the ones you love make you realize you must continue to live. For their sake you can not die.

One night long ago.  I nearly cried myself asleep. With thoughts of death and little hope left.  Hurt from disappointment,  rejection and grief.  I found myself walking on an uncertain street.  In the midst of darkness and fog with a shadow of light. In the depth of my darkest night.  Moving on a flat surface, the length of a tree. No life form was near.  And I was free from fear. I noticed nothing above and nothing beneath.  So thought to my self, I must go on.   As I continued to walk.  I felt a presence.  I wasn't alone.  Still free from fear. I continued to move on. I came close to what seem to be an old gray cave.  I looked in once and saw nothing within.  Though peace of mind had finally sunk in.  At once I felt an unction to look in again. Than thought to myself.  That's strange, am I missing something?  I saw nothing and thought.  What was that all for?  At that point I really didn't care anymore. Than again I was prompted  to look in.  And saw there was  nothing to comprehend.  In frustration I turned.  And the image was near.  Saying " Go ahead, why don't you look in again."  I thought to myself free from wonder or fear.  Why am I here and what do I care?  So I looked in again and saw nothing within. But the image so near seem to be more clear. He said " I'm not in there. I'm here. Right here.   I've been here all the time. Holding your hand and making you mine."  I said   "My Lord, I must of been blind.    Though now I see; the magnificent sight of his Majesty.  How Jesus died; for you and I.  He was crucified.  The tombstone was moved.. The Master rose the third day before noon.  The king of kings was not in the place, where his garment lay.  The price had been paid.  The captives set free.  Our sins are forgiven because the Savior has risen.  So receive ye the blessings of his resurrection.

 

 

 


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