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    Burning Passions

    By Tim Cashmore

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    Burning Passions is the weird and wonderful collection of poetry by Tim Cashmore. In this book, he displays his deliciously unique way of looking at the world through laughter-tinted spectacles. This is a poetry book for everyone who finds joy in the use of the English language. It covers a range of subjects including an epic poem about all of the American Presidents since the Constitution, the universal subjects of love, hate and betrayal and the hilarious saga of a boy who can't stop breaking wind! Tim Cashmore's motto for life is: if you have enough sand kicked in your face, you may as well open your own beach! Burning Passions includes his raw poems about the beginning and ending of relationships and love - most fictitious, though some real - as well as rhymes that celebrate the milestone birthdays of loved ones, even a poem about children zooming off to the moon and having to find their way back before they miss their Christmas dinners!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTim Cashmore
    Release dateApr 29, 2016
    ISBN9781310376894
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    Burning Passions
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    Tim Cashmore

    Tim is 44 although, with the aid of state-of-the-art digital image manipulation, he manages to look considerably older. Despite being the wrong side of middle age, Tim avoids acting like a proper grown-up where possible. After having an imaginary cat for some years, Tim now resides in Norfolk with his partner, a real cat and a very barky dog. The local village show have awarded Tim five third prizes, eight second prizes, 16 first prizes, two Best In Shows and three cups in 2014 and 2015 for his home produce. When he has time, if he's not baking, he's often found lurking with intent at the bakery aisle of his local supermarket or he's writing. After designing adverts and writing articles and theatre reviews for local and national newspapers, Tim has spent 15 years subtitling and audio-describing cinema films, DVDs, and a variety of pre-recorded terrestrial and satellite television programmes. Tim's knowledge of history is somewhat embarrassing, so he researched all the presidents of the United States since the Constitution. The resulting work, his American History Presidents Poem. Rude Food: May Contain Nuts, Tim’s first cook book, is also available. Tim has been a vegetarian for a quarter of a century and is already part-way through writing his second vegetarian cookery book, with the working title of Get Stuffed as well as Show Business, a collection of his show-stopping baking! Previously, Tim has written, directed and edited An Early Morning Pint, a short Halloween film. He’s previously worked on the pilot screenplay for a supernatural romance and is currently developing ideas for short films and full-length screenplays, including a thriller called Dog Eat Dog and a horror called The Meat Market. Tim is currently working on a lengthy rhyme about the British Prime Ministers. Tim plans to upload more of his recipes, poetry and scripts to Smashwords, although if there's a tasty looking slice of treacle tart around, the cake wins.

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