The Whirlpool (1986)
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He wanted to move the fish around, to remove them from their various prisons, to interrupt their monotonous, seasonal journey from pool to tank and back again.
Why should they not have the rest of the garden, the rest of the world?
Why should they not have the dangerous sun as well as the soft, warm water?
The word pool spread over the child’s brain, soft fins at his temples and then as an echo and then as a spiral.
When he hit the surface of the water with his palm, the fish moved in a jerky, h...ysterical fashion, turning sharp corners, their paths becoming rectilinear.
Gone the gentle undulations, the swishing of membrane through liquid. Enter the straight paths and intersections of fear.
The child looked at the drops of water on his palm. Suns in every bead of it and colours non-existent in the world.
The word world moved lazily behind his forehead, followed by the word water. And the word weep was in there too, trying to come forward.
His mother was working on the other side of the garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wanted to move the fish around, to remove them from their various prisons, to interrupt their monotonous, seasonal journey from pool to tank and back again.
Why should they not have the rest of the garden, the rest of the world?
Why should they not have the dangerous sun as well as the soft, warm water?
The word pool spread over the child’s brain, soft fins at his temples and then as an echo and then as a spiral.
When he hit the surface of the water with his palm, the fish moved in a jerky, h...ysterical fashion, turning sharp corners, their paths becoming rectilinear.
Gone the gentle undulations, the swishing of membrane through liquid. Enter the straight paths and intersections of fear.
The child looked at the drops of water on his palm. Suns in every bead of it and colours non-existent in the world.
The word world moved lazily behind his forehead, followed by the word water. And the word weep was in there too, trying to come forward.
His mother was working on the other side of the garden.
What to read after The Whirlpool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Urquhart to read onlineMoreLess
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