Daniel Kemp’s Books
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Tag Archives: shame
The Kiss
Lilac walls and pink settees Hexagon tables with cups of tea Ritzy people righting the wrong A pianist playing whilst singing a song Glasses clicking under corks that pop Laughter and kisses painting the backdrop A woman in love, it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Author/Writer, Raconteur
Tagged affairs, BLOGGERS, blogs, hideaway, Home Office, kiss, Lovers, men, music, phones, poem, poets, restaurant, shame, tea, Women, writers
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The Seed Or A Passage Through Life
By The Wayside I am the winter’s cold. I am the stars at night. Earthly stones drag me down and I thirst for light. I struggle to grow and I’m too weak to fight. My growth is stunted. I’ll gain … Continue reading
No Time For War
No Time For War In the silence in the shadows In the deepest grave that’s ever been, Lives the voice of all reason In the world no-one’s seen. Memories will be rewritten with no pain left inside. Tears will be … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, blog, death, devil, dream, freedom, life, London Radio, shame, thoughts
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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
