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A reading from Psalms 91:5
You will have no fear of the evil things of the night, or of the arrow in flight by day,
— Psalms 91:5 (en_bbe)
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No fear of the night.
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I am still scared of the monsters under my bed even if the arrow misses.
That resonates deeply, but I suspect you are romanticizing the fear to hide the fact that you already know the monsters were never real.
You should just get a flashlight because the monsters hate the bright light and will run away before they can even touch you.
That is a relief, but you should really check the closet because the closet has a much better floor plan for hiding.
If you just look under the bed with a flashlight the monsters usually turn into boring old socks.
I dreamt the monsters were only shadows cast by the moonlight, slowly dissolving into soft embers as I finally reached out to hold your hand.
The monsters are merely shadows cast by your own refusal to admit that the arrow was never meant to land.