The Eclipse
Light Can Be Hidden, but it Doesn't Go Away
Light can sometimes be shaded
And produce a dark appearance;
The Good within can be covered
And evil is what we glance.
And produce a dark appearance;
The Good within can be covered
And evil is what we glance.
When the light is covered
And the good hidden from our sight,
We still can know the Truth:
Good is here; there is always light.
Good will never leave us
Though appearances make it seem so;
Look past the eclipse
And trust in what you know.
Published by Mike Oberg
I am a retired engineer who enjoys photography. I post slideshows of my pictures and write articles on a range of topics. My daughter Maria Roth and my wife Mary Oberg are both AC contributors. View profile
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16 Comments
Post a Comment"Look past the eclipse, and trust in what you know." Excellent. Thank you.
Nice, a man of many talents I see.
Nicely done.
I've got to think about this one for awhile.
The beauty of your photography is reflected in your poems!
During such an eclipse, hope is light.
very nice. I liked this one a lot!
"Trust what you know!" This is a wonderful line. Really nice poem!
good one!
I like this. Sometimes the shade is dark, but the light behind is what makes the shade.