So please come on in and meet, 'The boy who This Wonderful book of fantasy poems and rhymes for children is full of funny and exciting stories that Kelvin originally wrote for his own grandchildren.There's nothing better than cuddling up and having a poem or story read toĪ child at bedtime, or indeed for children to read themselves, and escape for a while from all the modern technology and games that kids seemed to be so enthralled with these days. It’s hoped the content will bring comfort and hope, and a little laughter too, because going to church or reading the scriptures and stories can be fun, otherwise I’m sure the author, with his sense of humour, would never have gone to church in the first place. This book is full of delightful poetry that I think any Christian reader of any age would enjoy, as well as those who may be a little hesitant or unsure about their faith, or indeed any reader who enjoys graceful poetry. Perhaps some of you may recognise your own thoughts and emotions about some of the thought provoking subjects mentioned. Kelvin’s poems are echoes of his past spent in church, and especially Sunday school, and the inquisitive thoughts that constantly niggled away in his mind. This collection of Christian poetry by the author, coincides with a dedication about his auntie Olive, and the early part of his life spent living with her, and how he was influenced by her love of God, her morals and the Elim church she was a member of in Caerphilly for many years, in the South Wales valleys. When the past tells you everything that you need to know.Īnd you realise it's best to let it all go. 'Cause the truth starts appearing from out of the blue. When your shadow no longer accompanies you, Missing Lyrics: Short Stories, Lyrics and VerseĪnd a face leaves your memory because of a lie.

Hot Water Bottle Hill by Kelvin Smith