Pontoon
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FINDING RAOUL 7. FINDING RAOUL Barbara found a poem Mother wrote on the back of a recipe for ginger cake— Go away and leave me now.
Leave me to my tears, The long thoughts and the furrowed brow The griefs of my long years, And I will paint my face and blush And turn down the light And wait here in a holy hush— He’s coming—here—tonight.
And that reminded her to call Raoul in Minneapolis. She found his return address on letters stashed in a Scotch shortbread tin in Mother’s closet. Raoul O...lson, Aldrich Avenue, Minneapolis. There was a snapshot of him on a beach, grinning, flexing his biceps, an old man in crimson swim trunks, old flesh on his bones, a big head of hair dyed black black black. Mother’s boyfriend. She had suspected his existence. Oh yes, many times.
There was the poem Mother wrote and recited for the Sweethearts’ Dinner at church one Valentine’s Day, and got choked up on the lines— Long ago and faraway, You and me, a sunny day— Long ago, another time, When I loved you and you were mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FINDING RAOUL 7. FINDING RAOUL Barbara found a poem Mother wrote on the back of a recipe for ginger cake— Go away and leave me now.
Leave me to my tears, The long thoughts and the furrowed brow The griefs of my long years, And I will paint my face and blush And turn down the light And wait here in a holy hush— He’s coming—here—tonight.
And that reminded her to call Raoul in Minneapolis. She found his return address on letters stashed in a Scotch shortbread tin in Mother’s closet. Raoul O...lson, Aldrich Avenue, Minneapolis. There was a snapshot of him on a beach, grinning, flexing his biceps, an old man in crimson swim trunks, old flesh on his bones, a big head of hair dyed black black black. Mother’s boyfriend. She had suspected his existence. Oh yes, many times.
There was the poem Mother wrote and recited for the Sweethearts’ Dinner at church one Valentine’s Day, and got choked up on the lines— Long ago and faraway, You and me, a sunny day— Long ago, another time, When I loved you and you were mine.
What to read after Pontoon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrison Keillor to read onlineMoreLess
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