when woodwyrm becames alike the Red Woods then deep is the root that searches for the Waters of Heaven overflowing cities and valleys that swallow the heat from the the Works of God within the Valley of Death that beg many for death before they can see water again. it is a dried marina that had been sectioned for God's return under the sun when the waters have ran dry from the Grand Canyon all the way down the continental divide east and west where the waters seperate at the old coast line in North Western America when Alantis was still above the eastern coastline of America. there are still some artifacts within the south eastern United States. where the trade of many people would return over and over until the waters had risen beyond our levels of embankment that slept off into the sea as the sea has risen above the Alantic coast. the red wood would fall down and a make a land bridge aross for many mile to save our lives when the world had leveled every mountain to the ground here in north west America.
When the Woodwyrm Becomes the Redwoods
ReplyDeleteWhen the woodwyrm grows tall like the ancient Redwoods, its roots stretch deep, searching for the Waters of Heaven. These divine floods overflow cities and valleys, swallowing the heat born from the Works of God within the Valley of Death. There, many cry out for death before they ever see water again.
It is a marina long dried, marked for God's return beneath the sun. The waters have vanished—from the Grand Canyon down the continental divide, east and west—splitting at the old coastline of Northwestern America, back when Atlantis still stood above the eastern shore.
Artifacts remain scattered across the southeastern United States, remnants of a time when trade flowed endlessly until the rising seas breached our embankments and swept into the Atlantic. Then, the mighty Redwoods fell, forming a land bridge stretching for miles, saving lives as the world leveled every mountain in the Northwest.
orbital impact was in the days when we lived on Mars when a mountain struck a planet and nkock it off course until its remains return scattered as debris a but still shows the current path of that day when Mars and Venus collided, leaving us to survive on Earth today.