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The Tennis Players A poem with a fleeting kind of love Photo by John Fornander on Unsplash The Tennis Players By Walter Rice We are the tennis players. We are the tennis watchers. We grip the racket and gravity holds down the ball. Sprinting and stopping, stepping and swinging, we court a small, bound volume of air that if not for its fuzzy little jacket could be almost anywhere.
By Walter Rice Microfiction: So alive in the face of death Photo by Sawyer Bengtson on Unsplash Perkins felt the train bounce like water on a hot skillet, but his fellow commuters looked too sleepy to notice. What saps. He was different today. Not older, still forty, but alive as he'd never been before. He'd been wronged for sure. Promotion denied after all this time? Insane. Even so, justice had its ways.
By Walter H. Rice Senior U.S. District Court Judge for the Southern District of Ohio Walter H. Rice delivered this keynote address on Oct. 30 at the Dayton area Jewish community’s memorial for the victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre.
A Fine Death By: Walter Rice Have you ever felt as if your entire life was spinning out of control? Where absolutely nothing was going right and everything you touched turned to stone? A gloomy cloud overhead which virtually follows your every move. All of your relationships- family, work, friends- in a state of disarray and despair. What can a person actually do to reverse such a situation and thus bring hope and clarity back to their life?
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