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Late
that
night
,
going
home
from
the
show
with
his
mother
and
father
and
his
brother
Tom
,
Douglas
saw
the
tennis
shoes
in
the
bright
store
window
.
He
glanced
quickly
away
,
but
his
ankles
were
seized
,
his
feet
suspended
,
then
rushed
.
The
earth
spun
;
the
shop
awnings
slammed
their
canvas
wings
overhead
with
the
thrust
of
his
body
running
.
His
mother
and
father
and
brother
walked
quietly
on
both
sides
of
him
.
Douglas
walked
backward
,
watching
the
tennis
shoes
in
the
midnight
window
left
behind
.
"
It
was
a
nice
movie
,
"
said
Mother
.
Douglas
murmured
,
"
It
was
.
.
.
"
It
was
June
and
long
past
time
for
buying
the
special
shoes
that
were
quiet
as
a
summer
rain
falling
on
the
walks
.
June
and
the
earth
full
of
raw
power
and
everything
everywhere
in
motion
.
The
grass
was
still
pouring
in
from
the
country
,
surrounding
the
sidewalks
,
stranding
the
houses
.
Any
moment
the
town
would
capsize
,
go
down
and
leave
not
a
stir
in
the
clover
and
weeds
.
And
here
Douglas
stood
,
trapped
on
the
dead
cement
and
the
red
-
brick
streets
,
hardly
able
to
move
.
"
Dad
!
"
He
blurted
it
out
.
"
Back
there
in
that
window
,
those
Cream
-
Sponge
Para
Litefoot
Shoes
.
.
.
"
His
father
didn
’
t
even
turn
.
"
Suppose
you
tell
me
why
you
need
a
new
pair
of
sneakers
.
Can
you
do
that
?
"
"
Well
.
.
.
"
It
was
because
they
felt
the
way
it
feels
every
summer
when
you
take
off
your
shoes
for
the
first
time
and
run
in
the
grass
.
They
felt
like
it
feels
sticking
your
feet
out
of
the
hot
covers
in
wintertime
to
let
the
cold
wind
from
the
open
window
blow
on
them
suddenly
and
you
let
them
stay
out
a
long
time
until
you
pull
them
back
in
under
the
covers
again
to
feel
them
,
like
packed
snow
.
The
tennis
shoes
felt
like
it
always
feels
the
first
time
every
year
wading
in
the
slow
waters
of
the
creek
and
seeing
your
feet
below
,
half
an
inch
further
downstream
,
with
refraction
,
than
the
real
part
of
you
above
water
.
