hearts are wild creatures that's why our ribs are cages origin

As our ‘cages’ safely open, may we all appreciate and value the gift of travel once it resumes. Yet one glaringly obvious underlying theme: we all miss the freedom, spontaneity and connection of travel. What have you missed the most during lockdown? Where do you plan to travel first, once global travel resumes? Likeminded free spirits, I wanted to know how lockdown has affected them and what sort of travel state of mind they are in: The pause button will soon be released and a whole new (and hopefully far more appreciated) world will once again open up to us and we’ll be free to explore, learn, love and rediscover what is important to us.Īs a travel writer and happiest-when-I’m-travelling suitcase gypsy (currently lamenting my 122 nd day indoors I might add), I decided to reach out to some of my fellow travel-addicted and wildlife-loving friends. Caged hearts and caged souls.īut not for long.

I’ve always loved this quote and somehow it feels all the more relatable in 2020, the year our freedom was compromised, our loved ones were kept at a distance, and we were confined to the walls of our own homes. “Hearts are wild creatures, that’s why our ribs are cages.” ( Elalusz)

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Hearts are wild creatures that's why our ribs are cages origin