Cities of Refuge
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Do you remember? A former neighbour in Mexico City found them and mailed them to me at the university. We were in our courtyard (or was it theirs?). In one of them, you were in the act of battering me with a plastic baton of some kind. I’m sitting in a chair, rearing back, afraid that you’ll hurt me. My expression would be familiar to you, I suppose. I remember showing you the pictures when you came home from school. You claimed not to remember Mexico City at all.
I can tell you that in some way...s you haven’t changed much. You were born a batterer of authorities. I’ve always admired and feared that in you. And feared for you because of it.
Because it’s not clear to me yet whether I’ll ever send you this letter, I just might see it through. I’ll take your place as the reader while I write. I remember you also accusing me once of not sounding like myself in the letters I sent you in New York. I was someone else when I wrote, you said. A little smarter, and less prone to complaint, and less passionate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you remember? A former neighbour in Mexico City found them and mailed them to me at the university. We were in our courtyard (or was it theirs?). In one of them, you were in the act of battering me with a plastic baton of some kind. I’m sitting in a chair, rearing back, afraid that you’ll hurt me. My expression would be familiar to you, I suppose. I remember showing you the pictures when you came home from school. You claimed not to remember Mexico City at all.
I can tell you that in some way...s you haven’t changed much. You were born a batterer of authorities. I’ve always admired and feared that in you. And feared for you because of it.
Because it’s not clear to me yet whether I’ll ever send you this letter, I just might see it through. I’ll take your place as the reader while I write. I remember you also accusing me once of not sounding like myself in the letters I sent you in New York. I was someone else when I wrote, you said. A little smarter, and less prone to complaint, and less passionate.
What to read after Cities of Refuge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Helm to read onlineMoreLess
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