To The Lady on the Train,
I can imagine, in the very early morning of Christmas day, you asleep in your bed. The house quiet in the normal way that a house still makes noises in it's sleep; a furnace breathes, a car slowly rolls past outside, a distant whistle of a night train, someone turning over... It is quiet and there is a glow of moonlight on snow that finds it way in.. Bedroom, hallway, and living room bathed in silver blue of the night.
I imagine that you are the first to stir and slowly rise. Pyjamas, slippered, and with wild hair you head downstairs silently except for the creak of that one wooden stair. In the blue early morning the light is magic the way it fills the room and yet isn't there.. And here you will sit a moment, curled up on the couch, listening to the sounds of the house the way you listen to a sleeping lover.
I can imagine you wrapped in the magic of Christmas morning, in a house filled with love and magic... and the promise of miracles to come..
The Man in the Station
Published and unpublished Shout Outs to The Lady on the Train from The Man in the Station.
About this blog
In Toronto, there is a nightly news magazine called T.O. Night aimed at the commuter crowd. One of the
features that it contains is a section called Shout Out where readers can send a short message, rant, note...
to someone, or to anyone...
I started sending Shout Outs to the woman that I am in love with. Not all of them are published in
T.O. Night - and once the magazine is tossed, so too is the shout out...
Here are most of the shout outs that I have submitted - and some of my other writings to
The Lady on the Train...
features that it contains is a section called Shout Out where readers can send a short message, rant, note...
to someone, or to anyone...
I started sending Shout Outs to the woman that I am in love with. Not all of them are published in
T.O. Night - and once the magazine is tossed, so too is the shout out...
Here are most of the shout outs that I have submitted - and some of my other writings to
The Lady on the Train...
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