Rain

An Eight Inch Rain (is enough to make a man say, “hey, what’s the deal”) Miracle Man 5-13-2022 In tornado alley it’s our season for storming, the adept will declare, “more global warming”. I awoke this morning to thunder’s rumble, sleep time was mostly just turn and tumble. Last week saw an eight inch rain in one day, and against the flooding I began to inveigh. But in the near future lies summers drought, and once again I’ll inveigh, rant and shout. Though I rant and whine until my face is pale, It’s God who’s controlling each minute detail.
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