FlourPower2

*deep in the basement, Berry is regaling snuffs of what she got for Christmas* Berry- and I got a ballerina tutu, and a lightbulb, and a book of dark witchcraft, and a ball, and a rune stone, and a doll! What’d you get?!!! OwO Snuffs- *sewing what looks like a moldy hand to an arm* Which one was this again? Halloween? Yeah? d.d Berry- no silly! It’s Christmas! The most magical time of the year!!!! Didn’t you get anything from Santa? gng Snuffs- Aw you’re so cute, idk where you get all this stuff from XD What’s a Santa? Berry- GAAAAAAAAAAAAAASP!!!!!!! YOU DON’T KNOW WHO SANTA IS?!!!! Snuffs- *drops the hand in surprise* what?! No? Is it dangerous?!!! Did THE GOVERNMENT SEND HIM?!!!! Berry- no! It’s nothing like that! uwu *pat pat* He’s a maaaaagical man from a land far away *sparkles fill the air with whimsy* it’s called the north pole… :3 Snuffs- well there we go then!

The foundation of the world quakes as the sky explodes with light. The wind howls and threatens to rip everything away. The trees rattle and shake, they bend and dance. The ground has become a mighty river, as the sky hurls water back to it's home on the earth. But what is all this power but an extravagant show. A looking glass into the awesome wonder of God. What am I but a speck in His grand universe?

I was soaked from head to toe in dripping red. From birth I was wicked and everything was red. My childhood was red. Drenched, seeping into my bones. I tried to wipe the red away with a cloth, but it only rubbed and smeared the red in more. My teenage years were red. I stumbled through a red world, the blazing white sky glaring down on me. Red demons taunt that I'll never be clean. I know I am sick. But then a gentle hand, glistening like morning snow, washes my ugly red world clean. I can only watch, as I could never dream of doing this work myself. My adult life is now white with hope. Sometimes, when I forget, my world can seem to be growing red. But then the strong white hands remind me that His work cannot be undone. I can't wait to go home.