Poem November 24, 1962 Issue

THE MAN BORN BLIND

Thelma Brooks

No doubt the man born blind
had groped his way
through many seasons of thought,
wondering;
searching for hope and light.
By faith he washed in the pool
of Siloam and by God's might
he came again to the Jews,
having sight.

Consider his dauntless courage
as scoffers derided him,
for he proclaimed the Christ
that healed.
Light had been unsealed;
and Truth revealed.

Under such fiery attack would we
know our Saviour as well as he?
We disciples who think we see?

Thelma Brooks

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