I've got my life in a suitcase
I'm ready to run, run, run away...
I've got no time cause
I'm always ready to run, run, run away...
Cause everyday it feels like it's only a game
I've got my life in a suitcase, a suitcase, a suitcase...
That line, "I've got my life in a suitcase," has become all to real to me. It's become so easy to pack up all those meaningless things that we validate as our lives into suitcases (or in my case a navy bag) and move on. Especially easy for a college student who really does not have all that much in the first place.
The second song that really has hit me kind of speaks for itself. Jon Foreman's "Southbound Train":
I'm headed home
Yeah, but I'm not so sure
That home is a place
That will ever be the same...
Being in college for almost six months now has changed me immensely, and one of the ways that I'm realizing more and more that it has changed me is in the way that I view home. School is not my home, and, in many ways, my parent's home does not feel completely like home any more. Some how I have grown to feel like I have no Earthly home and time and time again I am realizing that my only true home is in heaven with my Father God. And with this realization, bad or not, I feel as if I will never have a true home on this Earth again. I long for home, but not one here, and is that necessarily a bad thing?
1 comment:
Wow Paige, that was pretty deep. And I totally know how you feel...I think of Belle from Beauty and the Beast saying "Home should be where your heart is." Our hearts are set on heaven therefore that is where our home is too.
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