Easter poem

I really like this poem.

The challenge, of course, is living in a world where God's kingdom is here-but-not-yet-here, breaking-in-but-not-yet-present, where all the transformations that the poem describes are mysteriously real even though our eyes and minds tell us differently.

How does his rising change how we live? Is it merely to give us hope (pie in the sky when we die etc) or does it change how we live now, here, today?