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Music: Jason Cassel

Text: Cassidy Lang

This poem is based on the story of the man born blind who was healed by the Savior at the Pool of Siloam (John 9:1-12). While on a study aboard in Jerusalem Cassidy had an opportunity to read her poem at the Pool. The experience was unforgettable. Afterward, I set her text to music. See the text below:

–He stopped for me.

On the corner of the street I lie with no sight-–
At His feet I plea. 

“Who did sin?” ask the three
When they see my eyes clouded by forever night.
–He stopped for me.

Astounded that I was chosen when you didn’t leave; 
My hands search for Him in my delight.
At His feet I plea. 

Spittle made from clay, and I believe; 
His thumbs anoint mine eyes, my wretchedness despite.
–He stopped for me.

“Go wash in the pool of Siloam,” directs He.
As I washed, came colors to my vision bright:
At His feet I plea

Through His love He has made me free 
Never will I forget the man in White who showed me light.
–He stopped for me.
At His feet I will plea.

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