The craziness of grad school, an un-finished novel by a want-to-be author, battered sea glass, and a Savior who knows how they all fit together for His glory.
Friday, March 7, 2014
Not Ready
I am not ready to leave yet.
I am not ready to say goodbye to my family.
I am not ready to leave the mountains and hills.
I am not ready to say goodbye to my friend that is moving.
I am not ready to kiss goodbye the newborn in my church I only just met.
I am not ready to start school again.
About a week and a half ago, I was filling out my planner. I didn't notice it at first, but then I saw that on Friday I wrote, "Fly home." And on Monday, a week and three days later I wrote, "Fly home."
When I am at school, I am never ready to leave for breaks.
I am not ready to say goodbye to my friends.
I am not ready to leave the vast Michigan sky.
I am not ready for my writing classes to end.
Instead, I will trust that though I am not ready, God is ready. In Michigan I will enjoy the people and sky before me until it is time to go to Vermont. And in Vermont I will look at my mountains and spend time with those I love until it is time to return to school.
I am not ready to leave, Monday. But God is, and He will help me.
And I will trust in His timing for when to stay and when to depart from my different homes.
Labels:
college,
faith,
poetry,
trusting God's plan
I am a sinner redeemed by Jesus Christ, a writer, a sister, an ice skater, a reader, a grad student, a watcher, a singer, a poet, a hopeful published author, a collector of sea glass- all to bring glory to my Creator.
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