Mick
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I woke the following morning bold as a blue jay. “Nice shirt,” I said to Terry when I saw him later that day. He was wearing one of the navy Ts, with a second one turned inside out underneath to cover the gaping hole in his chest. He didn’t say anything back to me. I knew he wouldn’t. One thing you could always count on with dear Terry was that he couldn’t remember half of any previous evening. And while my own recall was pretty shabby, I retained just enough to enjoy the hell out of this. He wa...s always doing pointless, idiotic things under the old influence, protesting something—gays in the military or an IRA bomb that failed to kill the Brit it was meant for—that he could never recall or care about again. And I knew he thought he sliced up his own clothes and now felt like a schmuck.
“Fall down, didja there, Terry? Good thing you had two shirts on, huh?”
“Wanna be dead?” he growled as he grabbed his coffee to go.
“Better dead than red,” I said. I’d been waiting all my life to say that to somebody.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I woke the following morning bold as a blue jay. “Nice shirt,” I said to Terry when I saw him later that day. He was wearing one of the navy Ts, with a second one turned inside out underneath to cover the gaping hole in his chest. He didn’t say anything back to me. I knew he wouldn’t. One thing you could always count on with dear Terry was that he couldn’t remember half of any previous evening. And while my own recall was pretty shabby, I retained just enough to enjoy the hell out of this. He wa...s always doing pointless, idiotic things under the old influence, protesting something—gays in the military or an IRA bomb that failed to kill the Brit it was meant for—that he could never recall or care about again. And I knew he thought he sliced up his own clothes and now felt like a schmuck.
“Fall down, didja there, Terry? Good thing you had two shirts on, huh?”
“Wanna be dead?” he growled as he grabbed his coffee to go.
“Better dead than red,” I said. I’d been waiting all my life to say that to somebody.
What to read after Mick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Lynch to read onlineMoreLess
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