Ballistics (2011)
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Alone in the house, I was busy pushing the wheel in a mill of paper or staring down a dark well of ink— no callers at the door, no ring of the telephone.
But as the path lights came on, I did recall having words with a turtle on my morning walk, a sudden greeting that sent him off his log splashing into the lake.
I had also spoken to the goldfish as I tossed a handful of pellets into their pond, and I had a short chat with the dog, who cocked her head this way and that as I explained that dinner... was hours away and that she should lie down by the door.
I also talked to myself as I was typing and later on while I looked around for my boots.
So I had barely set foot on the path that leads to the great villa of silence where men and women pace while counting beads.
In fact, I had only a single afternoon of total silence to show for myself, a spring day in a cell in Big Sur, twenty or so monks also silent in their nearby cells— a community of Cameldolites, an order so stringent, my guide told me, that they make the Benedictines, whom they had broken away from in the 11th century, look like a bunch of Hells Angels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alone in the house, I was busy pushing the wheel in a mill of paper or staring down a dark well of ink— no callers at the door, no ring of the telephone.
But as the path lights came on, I did recall having words with a turtle on my morning walk, a sudden greeting that sent him off his log splashing into the lake.
I had also spoken to the goldfish as I tossed a handful of pellets into their pond, and I had a short chat with the dog, who cocked her head this way and that as I explained that dinner... was hours away and that she should lie down by the door.
I also talked to myself as I was typing and later on while I looked around for my boots.
So I had barely set foot on the path that leads to the great villa of silence where men and women pace while counting beads.
In fact, I had only a single afternoon of total silence to show for myself, a spring day in a cell in Big Sur, twenty or so monks also silent in their nearby cells— a community of Cameldolites, an order so stringent, my guide told me, that they make the Benedictines, whom they had broken away from in the 11th century, look like a bunch of Hells Angels.
What to read after Ballistics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Billy Collins to read onlineMoreLess
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