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My mother loved the summer. But not for the weather. She loved the midseason plums. June, July, August sweet ones. My father kept them plenty. Always stocked in our pantry. Some ripe and some well past peak. 'Till she was too sick to eat. Still at my childhood home. The only home that Iâve known. I spent her last few weeks there. Watching her fade and wither. I know what I should have done. I should have buried those plums. Somewhere they wouldnât be found. Let them turn pits in the ground. So he wouldnât have to watch them wilt too. Cause My mother died in mid-June. And I knew, oh I knew. He couldnât look at the fruit. No he would just let them prune. My mother died in mid-June. And I knew, oh I knew. That day my father died too.