Monthly Archives: August 2019

Originally posted on Noirish:
vt An Interrupted Honeymoon; vt Whispers in the Dark US / 60 minutes / bw / Republic Dir: George Blair Assoc Pr: Stephen Auer Scr: Bradbury Foote, Albert DeMond Story: A Puzzle for Puppets (1944) by…

If you show me a love Like I’ve never seen, And show me kindness, That has never been.   Then I’ll give you my loyalty, Trust and faith. I’ll give you a love That you can taste.   That taste … Continue reading →

One could use a pen to write a story, but it’s a heart that bleeds the words. © 2019, Daniel Kemp All rights reserved

What is the most difficult part of your artistic process? This is an intriguing question which I can only answer if I first break down what I think my own writing process is. I have only published one young adult…

A heart that was broken then laid to rest Will slowly rot before it reaches its time for death. Sailing high from its sorrow it must rise above, And search for the happiness it once found in love. © 2019, … Continue reading →

Words have no owners. Silently they float disguised as thoughts waiting for a home, then if they find a receptive mind they grow, becoming a painting of so many colours that once put together correctly they become a masterpiece that … Continue reading →

There are ghosts fast come approaching I saw them ducking through the dark. Their eyes were hollow, still, and frightening. The look on their face was grey and stark. I heard a voice croaking and wheezing As blood dripped from … Continue reading →