The Wilderness (2009)
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Maybe the gunshot did not come like this. The leaf. Maybe not. Maybe the run of events is not precisely like this; but it is the curse of age to be confused, let him curse it back with improvised clarity. Nakhes, it sounds like. The gunshot is delivered in two snapped syllables: nakhes, joy.
He loves this memory to range into his mind, the yellow dress gathered in tight to Joy's small waist and then falling im-practically to her feet, so unfashionable that it seemed it must be before its time. T...he straps that revealed the entirety of her long arms. The image is sticky on his memory like pollen on a bee, and happy, and invisible, and secret. The happiness of it is deep in his gut.
And when he tries to place himself in the picture, in the concrete garden, the man he sees is one he likes. Usually his memory of himself as a younger man renders him sleek like a sea-cleaned stone. It paints him as Helen saw him—a man who is attractive in the way that men are usually not. Long-lashed, doleful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maybe the gunshot did not come like this. The leaf. Maybe not. Maybe the run of events is not precisely like this; but it is the curse of age to be confused, let him curse it back with improvised clarity. Nakhes, it sounds like. The gunshot is delivered in two snapped syllables: nakhes, joy.
He loves this memory to range into his mind, the yellow dress gathered in tight to Joy's small waist and then falling im-practically to her feet, so unfashionable that it seemed it must be before its time. T...he straps that revealed the entirety of her long arms. The image is sticky on his memory like pollen on a bee, and happy, and invisible, and secret. The happiness of it is deep in his gut.
And when he tries to place himself in the picture, in the concrete garden, the man he sees is one he likes. Usually his memory of himself as a younger man renders him sleek like a sea-cleaned stone. It paints him as Helen saw him—a man who is attractive in the way that men are usually not. Long-lashed, doleful.
What to read after The Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samantha Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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