The poem describes Heaven as a glorious, eternal reality radiant with divine light and love. It depicts Heaven’s gates of pearl and gold opening to souls, crystal streams and emerald fields blooming with divine beauty, and the Tree of Life bearing sacred fruit. Angels’ songs fill the air, free of pain or sorrow, as God’s presence illuminates all, uniting redeemed souls in eternal peace and joy, reflecting His grace and glory.

Beyond the veil of mortal sight,
Where endless day outshines the night,
Heaven gleams, a radiant sea,
Of love and light’s eternity.

Its gates, aglow with pearl and gold,
Swing wide for souls both young and old.
Each step resounds on crystal streams,
Where beauty weaves celestial dreams.

The air is song, a chorus sweet,
Of angels’ joy where hearts complete.
No tear, no pain, no shadow falls,
But peace enfolds its sacred halls.

Emerald fields in glory bloom,
With colors bright through endless room.
The Tree of Life, its fruit divine,
Bestows a taste of love’s design.

There, faces shine with stories told,
Of grace redeemed, of hearts made bold.
United, free, in boundless grace,
Each soul reflects the Savior’s face.

No sun, no moon, yet all is bright,
For God Himself is Heaven’s light.
His presence wraps in warm embrace,
The splendor of His holy place.

Oh, Heaven vast, where wonders soar,
A home where love shall reign forevermore.
In every breath, in every sight,
The splendors sing of pure delight.