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Season for Loneliness Billy Heamburg It was the autumn of the year—a time the leaves wear masks of lively color as though to conceal their dying. A time when a lonely man's loneliness is magnified by the very season. Perhaps it was in the gleaming edge of the November wind; perhaps it was in the bubbling school children as they went homeward two by two; or perhaps it was the assemblage of birds on the cold wires. Whether it be these or other reasons, the autumn can make a void about a man. Jake moved toward home in a void. "Dern cold wind—one of these days I'll make enough money to hire a taxicab. Believe I'll go through the park and save myself a little time," Jake mused as he rubbed the crisp white stubble on his chin. "Dern cold wind," he mumbled again as he turned into the park and straight into the wind. He pulled his besieged field jacket about him. "One of these days I'll make enough money to buy me one of them fancy overcoats. Gunna get me one of them tophats too." The wind snatched at his few clumps of white hair. Very common white hair; in fact, one might say that Jake was totally unimpressive except for one thing—his eyes. Jake's eyes were blue—the blue that burns like the autumn sun. Jake looked like anybody's grandfather, but he was nobody's grandfather. Nobody called him father, ngr uncle, nor friend. Jake did not know why he was alone, but he knew that he was alone. He shuffled on past the lake, the statue, the playground, the bench— the bench—Jake tried to go on by, but he only made it a few steps. "Well, what we got here? You ought'nt be out here in the cold; you should be at home by the fire." The puppy just looked at Jake with the look that only a dog or a small boy can give. "Looks kinda like a Pekinese, but no, reckon he's not. Just a dog, no certain kind I reckon." Jake was about to leave when he muttered, "Well, I'll be, he licked my hand; now why would you want to lick an old codger's hand. Cute little fellow; I don't see nobody around, but he's probably got an owner. Still, I don't see nobody around. I wonder—Oh, dern, if I took him home, he'd probably just get sick and die. Still, if he don't belong to nobody, he might need me." With that Jake swooped up the little dog and pressed him tightly against his worn jacket. "Gee, thanks mister, I've been looking all over for my puppy. Thanks a lot for finding him. I'll take him now." "Sure, sure son, glad to do it—here's your dog." "Bye mister, and thanks again." "Goodbye, son." The void, filled for a moment, flew open again. Jake shuffled toward home. It was the autumn of the year. 159
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