The Clear-Out
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The town had built the park last year, and Duncan was angry that it had been paid for with tax money. He had written a letter to the editor of the local newspaper. “Why do kids need to skateboard?” he had written. “Walking is free. If their parents want them to have a skateboard park, then let their parents pay for it.”
And now, there he was, at the very same park.
He sat on a bench, and Kevin sat in his chair. They drank Tim Hortons coffee and watched kids on skateboards roll up and over cement... cliffs.
“What in the world would make someone want to do that?” Duncan asked.
“You must have done some crazy things in your life,” Kevin said. “Everyone has. Or if you didn’t do crazy things, you wanted to.”
“I worked,” Duncan said. “I paid my bills. I played a lot of golf.”
“Not much to write on your gravestone, is it?”
“Will the writing on yours be any better?”
“I’m a proud gay man. That in itself is a sign of success.”
Duncan couldn’t think of anything to say to that, so he said nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The town had built the park last year, and Duncan was angry that it had been paid for with tax money. He had written a letter to the editor of the local newspaper. “Why do kids need to skateboard?” he had written. “Walking is free. If their parents want them to have a skateboard park, then let their parents pay for it.”
And now, there he was, at the very same park.
He sat on a bench, and Kevin sat in his chair. They drank Tim Hortons coffee and watched kids on skateboards roll up and over cement... cliffs.
“What in the world would make someone want to do that?” Duncan asked.
“You must have done some crazy things in your life,” Kevin said. “Everyone has. Or if you didn’t do crazy things, you wanted to.”
“I worked,” Duncan said. “I paid my bills. I played a lot of golf.”
“Not much to write on your gravestone, is it?”
“Will the writing on yours be any better?”
“I’m a proud gay man. That in itself is a sign of success.”
Duncan couldn’t think of anything to say to that, so he said nothing.
What to read after The Clear-Out?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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