Daniel Kemp’s Books
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Tag Archives: poem
Reach As High As You Can
Reach As Far As You Can. “How high is the sky?” Asked the boy of his mum, Engaging his inquisitive eye. “That’s strange you ask, as I asked the same when I was a girl And my mind was in … Continue reading
My Dream Of Ireland
I first wrote this in 2015 as a song, but I’ve redone it today. * I’ll cross the sea that lays before me And swim ashore on foreign land. There to rest my aching body With the clover in my hand. … Continue reading
Only Two Can Share
A star broke from the sky one night And floated like a dream. From its kiss, it needed to incite The love it came to redeem. A wave burst onto a stony shore It stayed until the rocks were … Continue reading
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 Bells of Life, by Danny Kemp
In the near distance a church bell rings, The same nightly tune before the chorister starts the hymns, The church stands for tradition and for what some believe. The bell signals a place of peace, where one can grieve. Religion … Continue reading
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Tagged Bell, choir, Church, Danny Kemp, dreams, feelings, God, night, poem, Radio Kent, Radio London, radio today, ring, sky, Writing
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A Cockney Boy, by Danny Kemp
A Cockney Boy I’m thankful I’m a London boy, that’s where I was born, bred and raised. I’ll stay a London boy until the end of my days. I don’t want to change a thing, I’m proud of what I … Continue reading
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Tagged buses, Cockney, Danny Kemp, http://www-thedesolategarden-com.co.uk/, London, poem, thoughts, Writing
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