I am scared of rules. I am scared of expectations. I am
scared of work and demands and responsibility and school. I don’t know what I
want to do with my life because I am lazy and because I am afraid that if I
start off in a direction I’ll end up deciding I don’t want to do it anymore and
then I will have wasted time and it will be too late. I am scared of people depending on me for
things. I am scared of structure and
discipline and the cold reality of business. I am scared that one day I will
revert back to the same person I used to be. I am scared of not using up every single drop
of life I’m given. I am scared one day I’ll
get sick of feeling vulnerable and I’ll close up and stop shining the love of
Christ out of my very visible cracks.
I just want to make art and be around people. I want to learn things from everyone around
me. I want to make a little more beauty
in the world. I want warmth and buzzing
activity and creativity and good stories.
I don’t want to be stuck in any one career or job sector or place. I want to foster community and creativity and
raw honesty. I want to be young forever,
but I also want to get old. I want a
family and a home and people who become a part of me. I want to see the beauty and love of Christ
in everything – in the hills, the sunrises, in laughter, in tears, in the
stories of rad people. I want to live a
life so full that it overflows and drips over the side of the cup, runs down,
floods everything. I want to run in a
thousand different directions all at once.
I want brightness and authenticity and redemption and beauty and justice
to be my way of living.
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