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The Insect Choir

Deanna Loomis
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Pages
28
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.

About

This story, The Insect Choir, is a recount of my own experience as a child. I remember each night going to bed and hearing all this noise outside my bedroom window. It really made me scared. I did not know what the strange noise was. I would pull the covers uptight to my chin and be afraid to move. One night, while my dad was tucking me into bed, I asked him what the noise was. He told me it was all the bugs and insects. Nighttime was their time to come out, and they would sing. All the noise was the bugs singing. That made me happy. After that, I enjoyed lying in bed listening to them. To this day, I love having my bedroom window open at night, and I still lie in bed smiling at the singing of the insects. I lost my dad about twenty-six years ago, and this story is a very fond memory of him, making me feel safe and giving me joy still to this day.

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