Floodlight flashing
on all night;
the thing’s gone haywire,
there’s nothing there.
Day three of my small stone entry for Mindful Writing Challenge: http://www.writingourwayhome.com/p/river-jan-12.html
Security
Posted by Bodhirose on January 3, 2013
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/ January 3, 2013Interesting. What’s worse? The light incessantly interrupting the darkness or the darkness overwhelming you?
Bodhirose
/ January 3, 2013Well at first, I felt alarmed that something had triggered it…a prowler? And it’s right at the corner of my bedroom. I don’t notice it once I’m going to sleep. I wear one of those sleep masks to keeep light out. I like it dark when I’m sleeping…my closed eyes apparently don’t make it dark enough. :)
becca givens
/ January 3, 2013We have a security light for our backyard — and it also shines through our bedroom window … it is a bit disconcerting if it goes off and doesn’t power off shortly … I sleep with a mask as well … my closed eyes don’t think it is dark enough either! :) Glad to know it was nothing!!
Bodhirose
/ January 3, 2013It seems the wind is now triggering it…off and on, off and on. Aren’t those masks great? It really helps me sleep better. :)
Renee Espriu
/ January 3, 2013I like this alot. Technology and the angst of it…or not. LOL :)
Bodhirose
/ January 3, 2013Isn’t that the truth! Thanks, Renee. :)
Jamie Dedes
/ January 7, 2013The best of things can be disturbing at times. Well done. It stimulates thought on a number of levels. Well done.
Bodhirose
/ January 7, 2013So true. And thanks, Jamie…I’m enjoying this ‘small stones’ challenge.