Becoming A Man
“Want to play some half-court
at Stonewall tomorrow?”
“I’m in,” Lester agreed,
“has to be in the morning though
picking pears, for Mrs. Keeling, after lunch,”
“Be careful Les- that lady got a dangerous taste
for young boys” C.J. warned.
Smacking hands, again Lester watched
as C.J. sank into the night towards home.
Lester thought to himself
life is a lot harder for colored boys.
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Author:
Jerry Reynolds (
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- Category: Short story
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I really enjoy the way you write sir. It is a pleasure to read and I would most definitely like to read a lot more of it.
1952, year i was born, i'm just a young seventy sir.
Thanks, Dusk.
I was fourteen.
Thanks, Teddy.
I was aiming for just that. Trying to improve my scene writing.
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