“When will this pain end?” I said to myself today Then fell to my knees to pray Maybe God will help If I ask Him this today “Please God, take this pain away” ©Walt Page 2018
#Sedoka: The Only Way Out
The only way out Of the darkness inside me Was to become my own light My truth hid inside In the dark side of my mind Once gone, my mind now shines bright ©Walt Page 2018
Save Our Children – A Double Sedoka
Death is everywhere No place is safe anymore Our children are being shot Stop all the madness We've done nothing for too long The time has come to end this No more loss of life It's time to end this killing Too much death, too much sadness Now's the time to act Save our children,... Continue Reading →
Our Highland Acres Ranch (A Double Sedoka)
Highland Acres Ranch Home to our dogs and horses Comfort for all of our souls Life in the country Where I write my poetry I think I'll stay here awhile We have rescue dogs Nine of them to be exact Eight are females, one is male He weighs just ten pounds But he thinks he's... Continue Reading →
#Sedoka: Mom Was A Lindsay
Mom was a Lindsay A Scottish lass with red hair Dad was losing hair Paul is my brother Paul has my mother's red hair I have Dad's hair loss ©Walt Page 2018
#Sedoka: Life In The Country
Highland Acres Ranch The place that we call home Two horses, nine dogs Six acres, two barns An old stone house we live in Love our country life ©Walt Page 2018
My Writing Is More Than Words
As writers, we all use words as building blocks Put together in sentences Paragraphs Chapters My writing is more than just words The words come from my heart The writing comes from love So much more than just words When I hear the sounds of the night The wind through the trees The laughter of... Continue Reading →
#Sedoka: Dancing In The Dark
Dancing In the dark Memories of days gone by Back when I was young Then age came calling But the memories remain And the beat goes on ©Walt Page 2018
#Sedoka: For Old Times Sake
New Year's Eve is here The end of another year Not a real good year for me At seventy three My New Years are fewer now Need a happy one for me! ©Walt Page 2017