Disintegration (2015)
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And sleeping. The sky pours icicles of rain down upon my windows, so I go under, and pray that I will be left alone in peace. My hands, they’re better now, scabbing over, the crucifixion almost gone. But when I press my thumbs to the circles in my palms, which I do way more often than I should, I wince, a tingle skittering across my hands, a bitter taste on my tongue.
I worry about the cat. She hasn’t shown herself during the downpours, and I fear she may be in trouble. I don’t base this fear on... anything other than a gut feeling, so I’m probably wrong. She can handle herself, I know that much, so what makes these days any different? The wind is blowing hard against the windows, a plastic bag brushing up against them, twirling in the air and then sucked down the alley, gone. The solitude compresses me, weighs me down, and in the middle of the night, my eyes shoot open, and I whisper names to the dark.
“Holly?”
Nothing. A shutter bangs against the apartment, the wind picking up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And sleeping. The sky pours icicles of rain down upon my windows, so I go under, and pray that I will be left alone in peace. My hands, they’re better now, scabbing over, the crucifixion almost gone. But when I press my thumbs to the circles in my palms, which I do way more often than I should, I wince, a tingle skittering across my hands, a bitter taste on my tongue.
I worry about the cat. She hasn’t shown herself during the downpours, and I fear she may be in trouble. I don’t base this fear on... anything other than a gut feeling, so I’m probably wrong. She can handle herself, I know that much, so what makes these days any different? The wind is blowing hard against the windows, a plastic bag brushing up against them, twirling in the air and then sucked down the alley, gone. The solitude compresses me, weighs me down, and in the middle of the night, my eyes shoot open, and I whisper names to the dark.
“Holly?”
Nothing. A shutter bangs against the apartment, the wind picking up.
What to read after Disintegration?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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