Dawn Jean Crawford
Alec Niedenthal
It is my neighbors wife, Dawn Jean Crawford, and my neighbor, so close our houses
almost are a single, bigger house. A fence divides
our houses, but if it were not for that fence we might have crowdedly the same
house.
I call my son into his bedroom. Come in here, I say, but he is
already on his way here.
Im posted on the footboard of his bed, sitting and my head turned to the window.
Look
here, I say. I set my palm flat on his bedspread, which is undone.
He sits where my hand had been before that, and I point to his window, trailing
his gaze out there.
He hurries to the window, reveling, kissing it with his nose. I rush to dim the
lights.
Mrs. Crawford? he says.
Yes, I say.
Im not admiring the sad golden lighting of their second-story bedroom; though
I have admired it in the past. Dawn Jean Crawford removes her cotton blouse.
I go over and touch my son on his head.
The bearish block of my sons head I see in the window. His eyes bug, run. His
whole body clenches, tenses, and I lower then down to the bed. I unfold my legs
far out in front of me.
Dawn Jean Crawford reveals two fingers and fits them in the valve of her, beginning
to plumb around. My neighbor looks cross.
He needs to relax, I say.
Dawn Jean Crawford has thought the same as me. She cranks him back until he lies
flat on the bed, and removes her brassiere.
I would like to suck
on those tits, my son says.
Son, now, I say.
My neighbor has no erection. I am disappointed, aroused. Dawn Jean Crawford exposes
her fingers finally. Now she is skating over his body with her knees, now ready
to plant herself somewhere on there.
I would spank that ass, my son says.
Son, I say.
I leave and softly close the door. I hear my son moving around in his dark. I
pad over to my fathers room and wake him. His lights are all on, and quietly
I prepare his wheelchair.
Dad, Dad, wake up, I say.
My father will not wake up.
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