The Tree in Changing Light (2001)
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At first he called it the bright idea because really nothing he thought out for himself ever came to anything much and a voice inside his head mocked him.
It was the month of October when Sydney winds were gusty and fresh, when the sun already bit and burned. We, Burton’s old friends and colleagues, worried about him. He talked in loudly stitched arguments admitting no interruption, then pale-faced and looking alarmed stalked off seeming to ring a small bell and direct non-existent traffic with ...a hyperactive arm.
Finding himself in the centre of Centennial Park’s six hundred acres Burton lay on his side, drew up his knees, and watched grassblades bend at angles in the breeze. Each new shoot—there were thousands of them—leaned away from him with a kind of opposite attraction. They pointed towards a huge dark fig with inky shade and heavy branches. It was like the primal tree in a Buddhist pilgrimage, rooted into the navel of the earth. Burton’s idea was simple: to climb that tree and hang his backpack there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first he called it the bright idea because really nothing he thought out for himself ever came to anything much and a voice inside his head mocked him.
It was the month of October when Sydney winds were gusty and fresh, when the sun already bit and burned. We, Burton’s old friends and colleagues, worried about him. He talked in loudly stitched arguments admitting no interruption, then pale-faced and looking alarmed stalked off seeming to ring a small bell and direct non-existent traffic with ...a hyperactive arm.
Finding himself in the centre of Centennial Park’s six hundred acres Burton lay on his side, drew up his knees, and watched grassblades bend at angles in the breeze. Each new shoot—there were thousands of them—leaned away from him with a kind of opposite attraction. They pointed towards a huge dark fig with inky shade and heavy branches. It was like the primal tree in a Buddhist pilgrimage, rooted into the navel of the earth. Burton’s idea was simple: to climb that tree and hang his backpack there.
What to read after The Tree in Changing Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roger Mcdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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