Daniel Kemp’s Books
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Cage The Bird
Cage the bird and silence its song. Then take the lion to the dentist to extract its teeth And give them to the loudest person lying buried beneath The rabble of mediocracy where they cheered and laughed As intelligence was … Continue reading
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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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Me!
If you are ever so fed up that you need a smile, then on the link below you will find my website. I cannot guarantee that you will laugh yourself silly, but I hope it’s amusing and gives an insight into … Continue reading
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Embrace Your Body To Pass Through The Age Of Anxiety, by Danny Kemp (with due regard to WH Auden)
One doesn’t have to dress for dinner, But if dining with strangers it’s probably better so to do! One doesn’t have to be dressed to commit murder, But if it’s a chilly night then be prepared to catch the flu! … Continue reading
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Does The Devil Live In Winter? By Danny Kemp
Bright sunny days following clear starry nights. The days are chilly but longer grows solar light. Winter has yet to show its teeth, Its cold claws and talons kept ensheathe. Spring awaits those with dreams Of wistful thoughts and beguiling … Continue reading
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Everything and Nothing, by Danny Kemp
“Nothing is not always nothing,” said the wise man to the child, “Because nothing can be everything,” he added as he smiled. “Nothing can be your wish, your dream and your desire, But only if you had everything and from that … Continue reading
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A Window View.
The Window View Misty dew on velvet lay, Crows arriving at the opening day. A babbling brook in distance flow, The sun is shy, hiding from show. Silence greets the morning stroll, Across an empty field without a soul. © … Continue reading
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Your Mum! By Danny Kemp
Who is there to hold your hand so tight When you are lonely and afraid at night? Who is there in the morning when you wake To point the right road out that you should take? Who will stand beside you through … Continue reading
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A Living Earth, by Danny Kemp
A Living Earth Dark virgin soil piled high from the ground. Now sentry like and brooding as an ugly mound. Hidden for centuries, undisturbed it lay, Now it stands naked and on display. What purpose did this earth not … Continue reading
THE HORSEMAN OF HALLOWEEN, by Danny Kemp
THE HORSEMAN! The fat lady sings, the opera is complete. She’s off to a restaurant, a friend to meet. Outside the theatre the crowd are mingling. Somewhere in the distance she hears someone singing. As she approaches, there’s a terrible … Continue reading
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