Change We Do Not Perceive
Personal memory by Kate Kogler
2024 • Watchung, NJ, USA
Suburban Massachusetts. Summer in the evening, the lights on in my bedroom, my window screen is covered in moths. If I open and close the screen quickly 20 or more insects fly in.
Suburban NJ. Summer in the evening, the lights on in my bedroom, not one moth. If I open my screen I wait for awhile for an insect to enter.
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