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    Antony Kok: Trein

     

     Antony Kok: Trein (1921) 

     kemp=mag poetry magazine

    © Erven Antony Kok

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    Antony Kok: Nachtkroeg

     

    Antony Kok

    (1882-1969)

    Dutch Poet

     

    One of the founders of

    DE STIJL (1917-1932)

     

     

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    © erven Antony Kok

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    Jef van Kempen: Keesje

    Jef van Kempen,

    uit: Laatste bedrijf, gedichten 1966-2006

     

    Keesje

    Een kaft van gemarmerd papier

    bewaart het geheim

    van een onooglijk mens.

    Dat is te zeggen:

    vaak omarmd en gekoesterd

    als het heertje van de straat

    (heel schoon en goed van gezicht,

    want daar zorgde jouw oma wel voor)

    deed hij er toch nog toe.

    In ieder geval even.

    Maar nooit nodeloos lang

    wacht de dood.

    Dat was alles.

     

     

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    De onvolkomenheden der volmaakte poëzie

     

    de onvolkomenheden

    der volmaakte

    p o ë z i e

      

    from: the book of invisible poetry by jef van kempen

    KEMP=MAG POETRY MAGAZINE

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    Messages


    Holy Mother 2005

     

    Messages,  from The book of invisible poetry

    © jef van kempen

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    Lost concepts

     

    So far, so good (kemp=mag 2007-2008)

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    Unter

     

     

    unter

     

     

    oben

     

     

     c  o n c e p t u a l   w r i t i n g

    monica richter 1988

    visual & concrete poetry

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    Phrases no. 3

     

    Phrases no. 3

    jef van kempen
    concrete & visual poetry
    kempis poetry magazine

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    Fata Morgana

    Fata Morgana

     



     

       
      
     
     
     
     
    Fata morgana
    Museum of lost concepts
    © jef van kempen
     

     

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    Phrases no. 117

     

    Phrases from The book of invisible poetry

    © jef van kempen

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    William Shakespeare

     POEM OF THE WEEK

     

       __________________________________________________

    January 31, 2008

     

    Who will believe my verse

    in time to come

      Who will believe my verse in time to come

    If it were filled with your most high deserts?

    Though yet heaven knows it is but as a tomb

    Which hides your life, and shows not half your parts:

    If I could write the beauty of your eyes,

    And in fresh numbers number all your graces,

    The age to come would say, "This poet lies,

    Such heavenly touches ne’er touched earthly faces."

    So should my papers, yellowed with their age,

    Be scorned like old men of less truth than tongue,

    And your true rights be termed a poet’s rage,

    And stretchèd metre of an antique song.

    But were some child of yours alive that time,

    You should live twice, in it and in my rhyme.

    William Shakespeare

    (1564-1616)

    Sonnet 17

      

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    Jef van Kempen gedicht: Concept

    Jef van Kempen,

    uit: Laatste bedrijf, gedichten 1966-2006

     

    Concept

    Geen woord teveel

    overdacht hij zijn daden,

    ging stil voorbij

    niet gezien en

    niet gewogen.

    Welk kind

    werd niet verwekt

    met de sombere schoonheid

    van de dood voor ogen?

     

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