Icefall
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Father said you were a woman now, and so it was time. I remember you standing there before the fire and how amazed I was at the deep colors in the fabric, the softness of its weave. “Oh, Asa, you look so beautiful,” I said. You smiled. For a moment. And then you began to cry. You fell to your knees and wept into your hands, and I looked around confused, not knowing what I had said or done. “It’s all right,” I said, and tried to hug you, but you pushed me away. But then you came over, Bera. ...“There, there,” you said, and rubbed your hand across Asa’s back. “She’d be happy to see you wearing it.” And, Asa, through your tears you said, “I miss her.” And then I realized that you were talking about our mother. The mother you remembered, but I could not. But now I know it wasn’t only that. “I wish I could say it gets easier,” Bera said to you. “But I have to be honest with you, child. You’ll cry on your wedding day, and you’ll cry at the birth of your first child, and each child thereafter, because your mother won’t be there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Father said you were a woman now, and so it was time. I remember you standing there before the fire and how amazed I was at the deep colors in the fabric, the softness of its weave. “Oh, Asa, you look so beautiful,” I said. You smiled. For a moment. And then you began to cry. You fell to your knees and wept into your hands, and I looked around confused, not knowing what I had said or done. “It’s all right,” I said, and tried to hug you, but you pushed me away. But then you came over, Bera. ...“There, there,” you said, and rubbed your hand across Asa’s back. “She’d be happy to see you wearing it.” And, Asa, through your tears you said, “I miss her.” And then I realized that you were talking about our mother. The mother you remembered, but I could not. But now I know it wasn’t only that. “I wish I could say it gets easier,” Bera said to you. “But I have to be honest with you, child. You’ll cry on your wedding day, and you’ll cry at the birth of your first child, and each child thereafter, because your mother won’t be there.
What to read after Icefall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthew J. Kirby to read onlineMoreLess
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