After Visiting Friends
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Friday morning. The sun, searing the shade, my brother’s and mine.
We share a room. Twin beds above the kitchen, side by side. Headboards against the wall beneath the window that looks down on a tiny cement patio. A small house next to an alley next to a grocery-store parking lot. Kroger.
Scraggly forsythias divide our alley from the parking lot. Fragile yellow flowers the color of Peeps pop on the thin branches. Mostly the branches catch the trash that forever swirls in our lot. Flyers ...and circulars. Papers.
This is on the Far Northwest Side, a block from the Kennedy Expressway, in the shadow of O’Hare.
# # # My mother’s hand on my shoulder. “Time for school,” she says.
She wears a blue robe and pale blue slippers that look like sandals. She is thirty-three, thin with frosted brunette hair and deep, heavy-lidded almond-shaped brown eyes and a tight mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Friday morning. The sun, searing the shade, my brother’s and mine.
We share a room. Twin beds above the kitchen, side by side. Headboards against the wall beneath the window that looks down on a tiny cement patio. A small house next to an alley next to a grocery-store parking lot. Kroger.
Scraggly forsythias divide our alley from the parking lot. Fragile yellow flowers the color of Peeps pop on the thin branches. Mostly the branches catch the trash that forever swirls in our lot. Flyers ...and circulars. Papers.
This is on the Far Northwest Side, a block from the Kennedy Expressway, in the shadow of O’Hare.
# # # My mother’s hand on my shoulder. “Time for school,” she says.
She wears a blue robe and pale blue slippers that look like sandals. She is thirty-three, thin with frosted brunette hair and deep, heavy-lidded almond-shaped brown eyes and a tight mouth.
What to read after After Visiting Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Hainey to read onlineMoreLess
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