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Through a lens obscured,
Light streams.
Like an icy wall,
Shimmering crystal slips away
One drop at a time,
Wrapped in the warmth of the sun.
Skies clear,
Like sapphire pools washing.
Barriers melt.
Evaporate.
Focus brings new meaning,
Dimension.
May you see life's landscape
Stretching before you
As a child sees.
Unobscured.
Boundless.
Waiting
For you.
Warmly,
Susan
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