Frog
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Have a drink. How to start. Paper in and think. How-to start. Sit and type. Coffee and write. Kid and man. Fart and art. When I was a teen. Breakfast, dinner and dread. What’s he mean? What’s it seem? Done before. Start again.
Takes his daughter to school, goes home. Wife’s on the phone. “Yes, no, OK, maybe,” hangs up. “Oh, it’s you. I’m afraid I have bad news for you. I’m afraid I have sad news for you. I’m afraid I have mad dad news for you. Are you ready? Get set.” How about one about growing... sick and old? Over again.
Takes his daughter home, goes to school. Student’s waiting at his office. “You said you’d be here by three-fifteen—that’s what the sign on your door says too—but I’ve never in my three years here known a teacher to keep his posted office hours.” “Not true. I was late for a good reason. Are you ready? Well get set. My daughter took seriously ill. Do you feel better now? We had to rush her to the doctor—I did. My wife’s also seriously ill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have a drink. How to start. Paper in and think. How-to start. Sit and type. Coffee and write. Kid and man. Fart and art. When I was a teen. Breakfast, dinner and dread. What’s he mean? What’s it seem? Done before. Start again.
Takes his daughter to school, goes home. Wife’s on the phone. “Yes, no, OK, maybe,” hangs up. “Oh, it’s you. I’m afraid I have bad news for you. I’m afraid I have sad news for you. I’m afraid I have mad dad news for you. Are you ready? Get set.” How about one about growing... sick and old? Over again.
Takes his daughter home, goes to school. Student’s waiting at his office. “You said you’d be here by three-fifteen—that’s what the sign on your door says too—but I’ve never in my three years here known a teacher to keep his posted office hours.” “Not true. I was late for a good reason. Are you ready? Well get set. My daughter took seriously ill. Do you feel better now? We had to rush her to the doctor—I did. My wife’s also seriously ill.
What to read after Frog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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