The Stardust Lounge (2001)
The Stardust Lounge
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I keep the hood of his sweatshirt tied tightly, my hair tucked in a stocking cap underneath.
At about a block's distance, hugging the stone wall down Winthrop Road, he heads toward the T-stop. I feel giddy and must suppress a nearly overwhelming urge to call out to Stephen, as if, outside the arena of our discord, we could meet and embrace, set out together in compatible alignment.
As he boards a southbound train, I look at my watch: 12:45. I've planned badly. I have no money, no contingency pla...n for a taxi after the trains have stopped for the night, no way of knowing where he'll get off—though I suspect Hyde Park or Mattapan—and no idea of how I might change trains, board or exit without being discovered.
Against my will something like admiration steals over me. How well Stephen has learned to navigate the night. He'd boarded that train with presence approaching dignity, offered his token to the conductor, and taken his seat like a veteran. Walking back up the hill I wonder at the chasm that has opened between us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I keep the hood of his sweatshirt tied tightly, my hair tucked in a stocking cap underneath.
At about a block's distance, hugging the stone wall down Winthrop Road, he heads toward the T-stop. I feel giddy and must suppress a nearly overwhelming urge to call out to Stephen, as if, outside the arena of our discord, we could meet and embrace, set out together in compatible alignment.
As he boards a southbound train, I look at my watch: 12:45. I've planned badly. I have no money, no contingency pla...n for a taxi after the trains have stopped for the night, no way of knowing where he'll get off—though I suspect Hyde Park or Mattapan—and no idea of how I might change trains, board or exit without being discovered.
Against my will something like admiration steals over me. How well Stephen has learned to navigate the night. He'd boarded that train with presence approaching dignity, offered his token to the conductor, and taken his seat like a veteran. Walking back up the hill I wonder at the chasm that has opened between us.
What to read after The Stardust Lounge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Digges to read onlineMoreLess
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