Cards of Grief
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Speaker: Grenna to Dr. M. F. Zambreno Permission: Direct YOU HAVE COME TO see me about the Cards? You have left your calling until it is almost too late. My voice is so weak these days I can scarcely sing an elegy without coughing, though there are those who would tell you that singing was never my strong point. And that is true enough. While others in the Halls of Grief could bring in lines of mourners by the power of their singing and others by the eloquence of their rhymes, such was not my wa...y. But many, many have come to watch me draw grief pictures on paper and board. Even now, when my hand, which had once been called an old hand on a young arm, is ancient beyond its years, I can still call mourners with the power in my fingertips. Oh, I often try to sing as I draw, in that strange high fluting voice that one critic likened to a “slightly demented turtle dove.” But I have always known it is the pictures, not the singing, that brings mourners to my table.
That was how Gray found me, you know, singing in my high warble and drawing at a minor Minor Hall for one of my dying great-great-aunts, a sister to my mother’s mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speaker: Grenna to Dr. M. F. Zambreno Permission: Direct YOU HAVE COME TO see me about the Cards? You have left your calling until it is almost too late. My voice is so weak these days I can scarcely sing an elegy without coughing, though there are those who would tell you that singing was never my strong point. And that is true enough. While others in the Halls of Grief could bring in lines of mourners by the power of their singing and others by the eloquence of their rhymes, such was not my wa...y. But many, many have come to watch me draw grief pictures on paper and board. Even now, when my hand, which had once been called an old hand on a young arm, is ancient beyond its years, I can still call mourners with the power in my fingertips. Oh, I often try to sing as I draw, in that strange high fluting voice that one critic likened to a “slightly demented turtle dove.” But I have always known it is the pictures, not the singing, that brings mourners to my table.
That was how Gray found me, you know, singing in my high warble and drawing at a minor Minor Hall for one of my dying great-great-aunts, a sister to my mother’s mother.
What to read after Cards of Grief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Yolen to read onlineMoreLess
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