The L train is the golden train. It comes by a Williamsburg, Brooklyn station with force. To a veteran standing near the station and inside the train going somewhere is what he would like his life to be like. Active, forceful, energetic, thrilling. He wants a producer to give him a chance as a playwright and comic. He is mugged but remains there. He talks about war and theater and especially expresses his deep feelings for the L train. He would love it to dance and sing and maybe it does sing to him. It's quite thrilling with its own special sounds and beats. This book is in verse and could be a play or musical. The writer is a member of the Dramatists Guild and ASCAP,