That's what I want to know.
Still I try
and fail most times
to live, give, and be love.
Words quench my thirst and spark a fire
that sets me on my knees before Your throne
as grace melts this hardened heart.
Grace floods
in anticipation:
of a reunion with a dear friend
who saved me from myself;
in memories:
of words longed for but dared not spoken
until shouted unexpectedly across the hushed night,
words that didn't mean what I wanted,
but meant so much more
in the process:
of growing up and learning
just how much more those words mean,
how much more the Word means,
what it means that the Word became flesh,
that the Word dwelt among us,
that the Word dwells among us still,
that Love has come alive,
that we die and rise in Love,
that Love is the final reality.
"Let your religion be less of a theory and more of a love affair." ~G.K. Chesterton
This is what it means--the Theology of the Body, to live love.
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