Daniel Kemp’s Books
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Tag Archives: sky
No Time For Bloody War
In the silence of the shadows In the deepest grave that’s ever been, Lived the voice for all reason In a world nobody has seen. Memories will be rewrittenWith no pain allowed inside. Tears will be forgotten.There’s no time for when you cried. In … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, blog, BLOGGERS, forgotten, http://www-thedesolategarden-com.co.uk/, London, love, loyalty, murder, number, pain, Radio Kent, Radio London, radio today, secrets, shadows, shame, sky, soldier, treason, Writing
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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
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
Halloween
Halloween ’Tis soon the night of Halloween When ghosts and ghouls are said to be seen. Be quick and run and hide from view Before they see and chase after you. Ghosts can even walk through those walls While ghouls … Continue reading
The Shade Of A Tree
If you lay me beneath a tree Then the seasons I’ll watch come and go. The birds will nestle merrily And serenade me as I sleep below. Choose a tree that’s full and tall So in it is shade I … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashes, BBC, death, Kent, life, Radio, reflections, seasons, shade, sky, Tree, Writing
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It Takes Two To Love
If two fall in love
Then both have lost.
When the love that was freely given
Takes a life as its cost! Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, family, life, Poetry, questions, Radio Kent, Radio London, reflections, sad, sky, thoughts
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Introspection
Life without a friend is death without a witness. A witness does not always see the truth And as truth can sometimes be ignored Ignoring the needs of a friend is to die alone! © 2016, Danny Kemp. All rights reserved.
The Talker
An amusing, but thoroughly irreverent short story of 2,300 words Chapter One The Talker Rosalina Orsini was Italian by lineage, English by birth and old by God’s decree. She could, and did, live with those first two characterisations, the last, … Continue reading
Memories
Puddles of reflection are like mirrors to the mind. Images left behind you with their view redefined. A canopy of cover, a buffer to the pain. Puddles of reflection rippling in the rain. © 2016, Danny Kemp. All rights reserved
The Semi-Colon Who Wanted To Be Laid
The little semi-colon sat with a conscience heavily weighed. In the corner, he waited patiently with the hope of getting laid (don’t jump to conclusions) On a page not written but gasping to get out, From the writer’s mind … Continue reading
