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The numerous Tornado’s that roared The frightening funnels that I saw Being a Tornado chaser I needed to be near Death wasn’t a thought, but preserver becoming fear I remembered being my car and suddenly being pulled into the funnel of a Tornado I was hurled high into the sky and moving around the Tornado as if it was an amusement ride As I was swirling around I was above the storm and I knew I was Heaven bound I smiled seeing the mighty warmth of the sun and clouds all gathering in stating, “It is done” My heart quickly pounded and my blood rushed Suddenly I felt flushed I knew my spirit was on target for Heaven My car abruptly dropped down My soon would be my eternal bound Immediately, the car was on a bull’s eye towards earth My flesh made no sound and quietly my spirit descended from being all around The Tornado being God’s call, and the remembrance in Standing Tall as I am the God for all.
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Aug 24, 2014
Aug 24, 2014 at 3:31 PM UTC
A TORNADO SHOWED ME HEAVEN
The numerous Tornado’s that roared The frightening funnels that I saw Being a Tornado chaser I needed to be near Death wasn’t a thought, but preserver becoming fear I remembered being my car and suddenly being pulled into the funnel of a Tornado I was hurled high into the sky and moving around the Tornado as if it was an amusement ride As I was swirling around I was above the storm and I knew I was Heaven bound I smiled seeing the mighty warmth of the sun and clouds all gathering in stating, “It is done” My heart quickly pounded and my blood rushed Suddenly I felt flushed I knew my spirit was on target for Heaven My car abruptly dropped down My soon would be my eternal bound Immediately, the car was on a bull’s eye towards earth My flesh made no sound and quietly my spirit descended from being all around The Tornado being God’s call, and the remembrance in Standing Tall as I am the God for all.
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Aug 24, 2014
Aug 24, 2014 at 3:31 PM UTC
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