Tag Archives: War

In Memoriam

Posted on November 11, 2014 by Stephen Kemp (The Poet Tree)

I knew not one of them. And yet my heart was pained, By the sacrifice of many, For the wretched yards they gained. Lone tree stands guard among them On windswept day of autumn. Leaves strewn o’er Flander’s Fields; As … Continue reading →

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Just possibly

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Stephen Kemp (The Poet Tree)

Somewhere still, there lives a man For whom no human angusih can, Move him to feel that just perhaps There is a way to not be trapped Between the growing conflicts of Those different nations backed by God Who claim … Continue reading →

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The War Hero

Posted on May 13, 2011 by Stephen Kemp (The Poet Tree)

I see you looking, looking, staring Then, in denial look away. I sense your disdain, or is it disgust, As you turn to go on your way.   Now, you are glancing, at window beside you; No thought to buy … Continue reading →

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