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by Lee Weber I came to the swift, raging river, And the roar held the echo of fear. “Oh, Lord, give me wings to fly over, If You are as You promised, quite near.” But He said, “Trust the grace I am giving, All pervasive, sufficient for you . . . Take My hand – [Read More]

by Sharon Chism I once could see the looks they gave for people like me. Some pity, confusion a and even shock that someone couldn’t see. Like speaking with foreign words, it’s hard to understand the uncommon particularities of a partially sighted man. I struggle with the secret of what to tell and when. To [Read More]

(Contributed by Bobbie Russell Broumly) Suddenly I’m a stranger in this world I call my home. Amidst familiar settings I sometimes feel alone. My eye sight’s growing dimmer and the sounds of life grow faint. I’m almost like the artist who’s misplaced his tube of paint. My friends all tend to holler and to grab [Read More]

Blind Dates are Hard Enough. Try it Legally Blind. by Joel Deutsch The waitress set down my coffee and laid a pair of large menus on the table. “I’ll come back when your other party gets here,” she said. “Wait,” I entreated. “Would you mind telling me the salads?” I didn’t want to start off [Read More]

A grateful visitor discovers that Disney Hall need not be seen clearly to be appreciated. I was elated when Walt Disney Concert Hall finally debuted to architectural and acoustical acclaim last October. In my youth, I’d soaked up the symphonic repertoire in Cleveland’s elegant Severance Hall during the orchestra’s celebrated time under the direction of [Read More]