The Almost Moon
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He was twenty-seven and the teacher of my art history class.
He could pinpoint the moment, he said, when his heart started helplessly charting a course to my groin.
He had been lecturing on Caravaggio and the idea of lost work when he turned from the board and saw me fumbling with my new glasses. I handled their gold-wire rims like I might a praying mantis, they seemed so strange and delicate to me.
"That night, I dreamed about you. I came into my bedroom, and you were sitting up, reading, with ...your gold-wire glasses on and all that long black hair. When I reached out for you in the dream, you disappeared." "I'm sorry," I said, squeezed tightly beside him in the twin bed of my dorm room.
"Then this dog, whom I named Tank and whom my parents wouldn't let me keep, replaced you." The Almost Moon "Woof!" I said.
But I did not know about his dreams until after I'd first posed for him.
I remember the pink wool dress I wore and how soft the mohair felt against my skin. I had dressed up in my best outfit only to go to a room in the art building that smelled of burning coils from an old space heater, and take it off again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was twenty-seven and the teacher of my art history class.
He could pinpoint the moment, he said, when his heart started helplessly charting a course to my groin.
He had been lecturing on Caravaggio and the idea of lost work when he turned from the board and saw me fumbling with my new glasses. I handled their gold-wire rims like I might a praying mantis, they seemed so strange and delicate to me.
"That night, I dreamed about you. I came into my bedroom, and you were sitting up, reading, with ...your gold-wire glasses on and all that long black hair. When I reached out for you in the dream, you disappeared." "I'm sorry," I said, squeezed tightly beside him in the twin bed of my dorm room.
"Then this dog, whom I named Tank and whom my parents wouldn't let me keep, replaced you." The Almost Moon "Woof!" I said.
But I did not know about his dreams until after I'd first posed for him.
I remember the pink wool dress I wore and how soft the mohair felt against my skin. I had dressed up in my best outfit only to go to a room in the art building that smelled of burning coils from an old space heater, and take it off again.
What to read after The Almost Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Sebold to read onlineMoreLess
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