12/28/2019
Emily Dickinson was relatable. She never left her father's house, never shared her writings, and it wasn't until she died that her talent was uncovered-literally.
I love her poetry, her insight and how honest she was in her writing. She didn't do it for an audience, or say what she thought she ought to. She wrote to set her soul free.
She is a beautiful reminder to live our lives. To not hide away, but also to not confine ourselves to a structure built by someone else- or even our own selves. God calls us to live freely. And when you listen to the Gospel, when you tune your ear to the Holy Spirit, your heart recognizes the call to be uninhibited and weightless. And it's not always easy to get our minds on the same page, let alone the same book. But it is possible. If He calls us to freedom, then He has most definitely made a way for us to get there.
So be honest, unfiltered in your thoughts and words to Him. To yourself. To how you live your life. You have greatness within you, and I believe that you can let it out. You just have to try. (Over and over again).
Love From a Coffeeshop,
Katie