Spontaneity partakes of all things new—
new outlooks,
new interests,
new outcomes.
It delights in God’s expansive ideas.
It sits lightly on the thought,
working deep changes—
shifting conviction
from belief
entrenched by habit’s heavy hand,
to unfettered thought
alive with infinite possibilities.
It opens horizons of discovery,
and sparkles
with the possibilities
of unlimited Life.
It extends our fingers
to touch new heights
we had not dared.
Spontaneity invites us all to become new—
new in thought,
new in substance,
new in being.
It bids us “put off the old man,” and “put on the new.”
—James Walter
