Firefly's Newest Destination: Bukit Jelutong

If you guys think this entry is about the Firefly & AirAsia issue (thanks Rocks), you're mistaken.

Returning from Sri Pentas, I was walking up the stairs of my abode in Bukit Jelutong in Shah Alam (which is a Guthrie development; it was Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim's vision to make Guthrie multi-faceted and not merely a palm oil planter, when of all things, a firefly flew in front of me.

I was ecstatic!

But my trusted Nokia 6288 phone was on the blink, so I only had my small Nokia phone camera to spare. I took some really awful shots with them, and I will post them here as soon as I figure that phone out!

But what a pleasant surprise. The green light of the firefly just put me in absolute awe of the power of Allah, and the beauty of nature.

Perhaps the firefly - which I named Paswan (for it was past one a.m.)- got lost from all the brouhaha in Ijok, and got sent here.

Guthrie is developing a lake (read: drain) district here, and perhaps these little creatures will make a new home here.

I home Paswan will make BJ his new home.

Oh firefly,
With your green light you lit the dark night,
And put a smile on my trodden face.

I see you flap your wings,
And then your body lights up,
As if you were destined to keep us in awe,
Of your wondrous nature.

Oh firefly,
Won't you make BJ your home?

I will the pictures soon!

Comments

Anonymous said…

Hello,

Jojie here.

You call it Paswan , or during my childhood we call it Kelip-Kelip. It does attract me too.

It show how the great creation of the Almighty. Can such small creatures produces that such wonderfull green lights. Think and re think....Power of Allah

I'm still miss the past time in Kampung; to see Paswan create the such wonderful light during blackout while having black coffee . Where to find it in this big metropolitan City.

Cheers

Where's your Paswan picture?

Monday, May 14, 2007 1:27:00 pm

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