I'm blind (at night). I would dearly love to the stars. In fact, this is pretty close to my #1 on my bucket list.
I wish for you that your wish be granted.
The historical significance of looking up and seeing light patterns slowly move across the dark sky is enormous: it was where the first human civilizations made their first discoveries.
The night sky is the origin of mankind's first concepts of time, cosmology and theology (Egyptians associated the afterlife with the night sky). The very earliest known long-form writings such as the Pyramid Texts [1] are fundamentally rooted in astronomical observations.
She told me that she could feel the beat of music -- literally the vibrations. When I asked her about bird songs, she said she had never heard them. I was momentarily dumbstruck. Day-to-day, I take bird songs for granted, but when I stop and think about it, they are some of the most beautiful, mysterious, transcendent things I've ever heard. And she'll never know...
Makes you wonder what other sensory experiences we humans are missing out on.
What else is on your bucket list? Apologies if the questions are too personal, I find what we miss when we lose sight very interesting.
Hope you get to see them again.
Much luck (and peace) to you.