After Visiting Friends: a Son's Story
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. . ¿dead?”
“No, Miguelito. No se dice dead. Se dice tu padre está muerto. Mwer-toe!”
“Mi padre está . . . muerto.”
“¡Bien!”
# The Dead Fathers Club.
You’ve seen our photographs. Newspapers love a good shot of new members being inducted into the DFC.
A cop or firefighter dies in the line of duty. A few days later, a funeral. The man’s son stands atop the church steps as the burnished box is borne toward a black hearse. And the boy, he’s maybe eight or ten, maybe for the first time in his life h...e wears a suit, and maybe for the first time a necktie that his uncle knotted for him, teaching him that morning that bit of male knowledge. There’s so much more that his father won’t ever teach him about what it takes to make one’s way as a man in the world. Never will he know those moments when his father sits side by side with him, his son, and shares the lessons of life. His wisdom. Perhaps his sorrows. A secret. And on this boy’s head now, a battered fire helmet or cop hat, lopsided on his too-small head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . ¿dead?”
“No, Miguelito. No se dice dead. Se dice tu padre está muerto. Mwer-toe!”
“Mi padre está . . . muerto.”
“¡Bien!”
# The Dead Fathers Club.
You’ve seen our photographs. Newspapers love a good shot of new members being inducted into the DFC.
A cop or firefighter dies in the line of duty. A few days later, a funeral. The man’s son stands atop the church steps as the burnished box is borne toward a black hearse. And the boy, he’s maybe eight or ten, maybe for the first time in his life h...e wears a suit, and maybe for the first time a necktie that his uncle knotted for him, teaching him that morning that bit of male knowledge. There’s so much more that his father won’t ever teach him about what it takes to make one’s way as a man in the world. Never will he know those moments when his father sits side by side with him, his son, and shares the lessons of life. His wisdom. Perhaps his sorrows. A secret. And on this boy’s head now, a battered fire helmet or cop hat, lopsided on his too-small head.
What to read after After Visiting Friends: a Son's Story?
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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