Where My Soul Leads Me
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A Collection of Poems by Larry Walters
Foreword by Lawrence (Chip) Spann Edited by Jan Haag Lamp Legacy Series #1 ISBN: 0-9754421-2-0 Library of Congress Control Number : Contact Us to purchase this book $10.00 Shipping via USP Priority Mail (up to three books) is $4 |
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Larry Walters was born Septemeber 13, 1947, in San Jose. He worked in the computer industry for more than 38 years. He was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in March 2004 and decided against traditional therapy. He writes about this experience in Where My Soul Leads Me. He was active in a men's group and Sutterwriters. He died August 20, 2005, the day after the first public reading of his work. |
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Before I Die Before I die, I want to live. I want to feel, express, enjoy, be sad, cry, laugh, and have fun. I have done those things, but sometimes I measured them out so as not to use them all up too soon. How can I use up joy? Or laughter? Or watching a sunset? And how can I use up my grief? more things in store for me When I'm grieving, I can know that I'm living. They go together. I'm glad that I understand this concept. I would have missed so much without it. I want more of this life, and I want it to last for years and years and years. Only quality times need apply. Only true feelings need come around me. No fakery please. That's not allowed. I've had too much of that in my life. I don't need any more. |
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