Take Me Back
I was wrapped tightly in a ball, my head down, arms around my knees. This fetal position had become very familiar to me. I floated up and up and up, blindly and without a sense of direction. Suddenly I stopped and felt a presence. He watched me and waited. I lifted my chin and glared sorrowfully.
"Take me back," I pleaded.
He gathered me in his palm and watched knowingly, patiently perhaps. Slowly he pushed me back down to Earth with his index finger. The sheer force unfurled my body's tight form.
I landed feet first and looked to the sky for remnants of this encounter. There were none.
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A cancerous spirit began to leave its body. It passed through the Holy Spirit and continued to rise, newly healed. Suddenly the spirit was brought back into its body by an unseen power, powerfully enough for onlookers to credit... gravity? or a black hole?
The spirit was rejuvenated, left to live the rest of its healthy life.
This mother's body's doctors were dumbfounded. To no avail, they attempted to attribute the miracle to scientific probability.
3 comments:
but alas, science is foiled. again.
I really like this one.
cool
Wow, that's a really great photo.
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