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Let There Be Light cherub This work of art wasAn open edition literary art print featuring artwork by Gerald Ivey and poetry by Shahidah. Available framed or unframed and this image measures 20x8 inches in size. The artwork depicts symbols of significance to members of the masonic fraternity and the phrase "Let There Be Light". The poetry is by Shahidah and reads as follows: Let there be light and let it shine. Ascending from the soul. It lies with each living being Waiting to unfold. It is with