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Poetry || SubmissionsPoems by Bess KempWhat Became of Him a baker's dozen of worries roamed his head nighttime complexities play harmonicas and berate his ineptitude diligence, he said, loud as yesterdays doesn't make things any easier to take all is known to be fodder up and down throughout creation all he set out to do became mangled like most intentions the judge in his forgotten reveries overruled himself soundly -Bess Kemp (with Walt Phillips) Loneliness she sits in the little yellow room unaware of the soft blue curtains and flowered upholstery not noticing the sun peering through the small window throwing a sharp line of light on the wood floor she its on the edge of the bed a still life like arranged fruit in a bowl she is only aware of certain absences and the lines of her hands as she studies them searching for answers and finding none Bess Kemp lives in the Napa Valley California with her family. "My poetry appears in a variety of places including current or forth-coming issues of Perimeter, River Valley Journal, Moria, Amrita, Gray Matter Tapestry, and Mind Fire Poetry Journal. I am also the editor of the e-zine ~Some words: A Place for Poetry~ at http://www.napanet.net/~bkemp/" Today's Situation
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