he is wild and free and cannot be held by anyone
his love is too passionate and true
it is the creative spark that birthed the planet
it tears apart nothingness and monotony
and births a universe of life, fun, vibrant and real
this cannot be fitted in the old ways
but comes into the new place and fresh revelation
memories are grace not to be lived on
always there is more always, there is more
tradition is death, there is no script
we cannot write one, to much changes always
he always wants to be in conversation
living out of us
dear near, dear deep,
learn to be the future
step forward into destiny
wild and free
wild and free
wild and free
Friday, February 06, 2009
Thursday, January 08, 2009
Coming back from the wild
Its Seven years almost to the day from when I donated my last $200 to a charity in mexico and set off trusting that God would provide a way for me to travel 1800 miles in 7 days to make a flight home. It was an adventure that was taken alone, one at the time I felt was the only alternative to denouncing the reality of my faith...
I just read "Into the Wild" its a book piecing together the account of another young idealist who sadly died on an extended adventure in alaska.
However, romantic and exciting such trips away from normal life and civilisation seem, there always seems to be a necessary element of self-indulgant escapism, or maybe just simply running away. I think a perceived failure to live up to other peoples standards can leave a burning desire to prove "I can make it on my own" "I fear ill fail you in this relationship so Ill keep you at a distance"
but the cost is high as loneliness is the only possible outcome of avoiding intimacy and no amount of passport stamps of gigs to thousands of people can replace that...
So maybe its time to come in from the wild...
To trust people enough to let them close...
to realise that its relationships that really matter and that they are costly and hard work, but they are also the most beautiful gift God ever gave us...
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