The Locust Messenger Analysis

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Writing has become an art to me that I am beginning to enjoy. Throughout my years in school, I always had a hard time sitting in class and focusing on my school work. I grew up in the country, and I was all over the place. I suppose you could compare my childhood to a child with ADD. A problem I am starting to become aware of because of the symptoms I have heard other children with ADD have I sort of understand them. Consequently, I was the perfect candidate for diagnosis, but I never got the Ritalin, instead, it was the spankings. My growing up was the perfect setting for God to use me and give me something only others can dream about and desire to have had. The piece I have accomplished is a book that I began to write after my Dad had passed away. Moreover, the story moves on …show more content…
The book I wrote is called The Locust Messenger, and it’s about the Lord’s movement throughout my life. Living in the Kingdom of God is not a fantasy for I could not make up stories that did not happen. For instance, when I was a little girl I witnessed a dragonfly come back to life in front of my eyes. I came across a downed dragon fly curled on the driveway. So, I picked her up from off the driveway grabbed a piece of straw and sat with her for a good 20 minutes trying to keep her sitting on the stick and bending her legs. The reality of my childhood realm develops further when she lifted her head up and moved and looked at me. When I decide to write for writing projects I feel what I have read through my spirit and the thought comes from my heart. Moreover, the story moves on into my adulthood, and that I discovered through research that female dragon fly’s play dead to ward off male dragonflies from mating. When I organize my writing, I go in and tidy up all my thoughts that I have put on paper and begin to dissect hoping the Lord has implanted the direction I need to complete his assignment. Sometimes. I feel like I haven’t written my work at all or I have missed the whole