Dancing In The Moonlight

Story ID:	960
Written by:	K. L. Farnum (bio, contact, other stories)
Story type:	Poem
Location:	Vine Grove U. S. A.
Year:	1966
Person:	My Grand-daughter

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Posted 09/30/2006 08:47 by Carol J Garriott | Reply

A most delightful poem, K.L.! Nice tribute to these little wonders--I've enjoyed them for nigh on 70 years, in 2 states and extremely varied locales! Carol

Posted 10/03/2006 16:20 by CP Campbell | Reply

Awwwwww... And the lil' buggers are one of g'daughter's favorite things?
How neat!

Glad you kept those thoughts for posterity!
XOXOO GOD BLESSS!
Cher

Posted 10/06/2006 21:32 | Reply

Me and my kids still catch them. thankyou for the memeries. Jen & J.J.

Posted 10/09/2006 22:32 | Reply

Okay this is darn good, short but definately not wanting. I think this one will last forever and has the potential for world wide fame. I can imagine it in a movie and on gretting cards or on a framed poster in a coorperate office somewhere.

Posted 10/21/2006 14:38 | Reply

Your delightful poem brought back memories of my childhood long ago in Georgia, where my sister, brother and I chased fireflies almost every summer evening as soon as it got dark. We called them lightening bugs, and after catching them in an old mayonnaise jar and watching them glow for a few minutes, we always let them go and fly away again. In our innocent thinking, we assumed the fireflies enjoyed this "game" since they came back night after night to our back yard!
Sandi in FL.