By
Lois Kempton
Kempton’s
book is somewhat unique because of the correlated drawings, which incorporates
the friendship of various people; and because of the songs that are included. As
noted, full piano sheet music is available for those who want to get it.
Special thanks to Anthony Fisher, who really deserves a lot of credit for help
in arranging the drawings and music on the computer.
When
asked if poetry has an impact on our society and culture, Louis responds, “Yes. Real poetry does. Not free verse.
Write real poetry only; poetry with rhyme and rhythm. Free verse is soon
forgotten. Nobody memorizes it.”
About Lois…
She
likes sassafras tea.
Her
birthday, July 22, 1930, was the hottest day in Ohio up to that time.
Lois’
father was a twin, but he never knew it; a family mystery.
She
was saved August 14, 1942, at Camp Sycther, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
She
doesn’t like dill pickles.
She
is the next oldest surviving first cousin in her family.
Louis
is a descendant of Lady Godiva.
She
once traveled almost 800 miles to vote in a Presidential election.
Biography
Lois
Kempton has been a public and Christian School teacher and principal;
missionary (Brazil); pastor’s wife; mother of four, including a daughter who
became brain-damaged as the result of an automobile accident. Kempton has done
sporadic free-lance writing at sundry times. Hobbies: Song writing; Dulcimers;
Music in various forms; Writing; Historic Re-enacting; Gardening, Sewing,
Friendships. Lois resides in Ohio, USA.
Connect with Lois Kempton…
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