Daniel Kemp’s Books
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Category Archives: Author/Writer
The Simple Truth
What call you love? What call you life? What is it you do that makes you-you? Tell me your truth. Tell me your lie. But bring love to my life then let me die. © 2018, Danny Kemp All rights … Continue reading
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Tagged life, love, poem, simple, Writing
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The Deva Station And Kat Astrophe With a Chance Goneabegging
A Short Comical Story Told In Two Parts A Taster— Any interpretation of this short story is done entirely at your own risk. I have incorporated English names into this compact chronicle to avoid disappointing those who find Russian a difficult … Continue reading
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Tagged daniel-kemp, Drugs, Health, humour, London, Moscow, murder, New York, sad, Subway
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There Is Nothing As Stale As An Empty Mind
Everyone’s a winner if the race is never run
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Tagged BBC, feelings, life, Poetry, questions, Radio, reflections, thoughts, USA, Writing
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Sheer Terror
In death there is grace. Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, feelings, fright, Health, Kent, life, London Taxi Drver, Mental, questions, Radio, Radio London, reflections, sad, science, Strees, terror, thoughts
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The attack on Paris last night is an attack on the freedom that all of us in the western, civilised world currently enjoy, but what is a civilised answer to it and is there a single one? I would imagine … Continue reading
The Man Who Makes The Clouds Free Until Wednesday 10 June.
A verified review on Amazon sites and GoodReads. The Man Who Makes The Clouds, a children’s story by Danny Kept swept me away. Like daydreaming towards the clouds. A touching tale that is beautifully told. The author makes this a … Continue reading
An Unrequited Love, by Danny Kemp
An Unrequited Love Through an icy mist my eyes did gaze Upon a grassy field set white ablaze. Lonely freezing tears it had cried Whilst begging for a winter bride. No love it shared, nor hand to hold To save … Continue reading
London Salutes The Dead.
The commemorative poppies, for those that lost their lives in The First World War, displayed in the ‘moat’ at The Tower Of London. Many more are to be added over this closing year and then auctioned in favour of The … Continue reading
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