Love's Dynamism

Divine love sees itself in humanity

 

 

The centrality of Christ,

 Is the core to the Christian life,
And thus the Christian’s life,

Is founded on the life of Jesus,

Consequently,
Humanity exists in Jesus,
It is because of Jesus the Christ,

Humanity finds purpose,

In its borrowed breath.

 

His actions, thoughts and decisions,

Are seen within the Light of Jesus Christ,
The dynamism that exists between the two,

 Gives birth to the eyes of Justice,

Enshrined in love,
It is simple,

A relationship of love between the two.

 

The Christian’s individuality,

 Is respected and loved by Jesus Christ,
This space is crucial to this relationship of love,
Jesus respects the liberty of every human,
And thus in love,

Calls out to humanity from his breath,
Recognised and known,

By the innermost dimension of the human heart,
It is an unconditional call,

Moulded and formed in love,
It is love itself,
A Love that calls to itself - love.

 

Humanity’s response,

Is given all in true liberty and peace,
There is no force, nor manipulation,
Jesus expects nothing in return,
His love is pure,

Expecting and needing nothing,
It is freely shared with humans,

In the movement of love itself,
For love itself cannot be static,
It’s dynamism leads to another  - humanity.

Our response - natural,
We come from the Trinity,

So Divine and One,
And thus we know in our innermost heart,
The voice of the Caller,
The called turns to the Call and touches the Caller,
Me meet,
We embrace,
We see,
We encounter the Divine on earth,

 

An embrace that breaths itself love,
An encounter that moves from within itself to another,
Divine love cannot be contained,
It moves, meanders, glides, enfolds, encapsulates, inspires,

......and saves,
It searches for itself - 'humanity'
In a continuous movement of response.

 

Author's Note

abide in the infinite love of the Divine!

Reviews

[The Refined Poet]

I enjoyed this. Especially loved the lines,

It is because of Jesus the Christ,
Humanity finds purpose,
In its borrowed breath.

nicely done...

[Tate Morgan]

Let us hope he is all we hope he is