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Whirlwind


Rose from a grave, wrapped in sheets; White, like from days of summer’s heat. Burnt through the soul, as you can tell. Rising up, I turn from Hell, But Heaven's closed its gates for peace. I’m just a whirlwind, not myself.
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Wesley Sanders

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