David Jensen: 25 books

The third book of short poems dealing with daily life. As I go through the daily humdrum of life, I observe things and start to rhyme words together. Sometimes a poem will simply flow out of me and other times I have to find words that rhyme and fit the theme of the poem. But it brings enjoyment to me and hopefully to you my faithful readers. David

Billy's mother dies during childbirth, but regardless of Billy's very apparent deformities, his Christian father accepts him as he is. He raises his son during the time of the arrival of the Newcomers from another world, and in a new world without electricity. With society struggling to...

After serving over half of his life in the military, Marcus decides to retire, reside and travel in his new home country Germany. But after a few years, his health takes a turn for the worse, with his cancerous death sentence of one year left to live. After an incident at the local train station brings...

Tommy is born, and starts his life with his brothers and sisters, and not to forget his fearless mother protecting her young. Soon he is kidnapped and brought to his new home, where an older cat which already lives there and the peoples faithful dog help him with the problems of growing up to be himself a fearless Tomcat.

After Daniels photography business goes bust, his grandfather wishes to tell him something important, so he pays him a visit at the retirement home. The story his grandfather narrated sounds crazy, but will Daniel follow up on it to prove its falsity?

Have you ever sat in the waiting room by the Doctor and simply observed all the others? This is a short insiders view of waiting rooms here in Germany.

How do you keep yourself occupied when even in old age, you’re spry and healthy? Adrian finds out the hard way when the family decides to move, without him! Now living in a retirement home, he finds ways to busy himself, and discovers that his help is not wanted.

A small collection of my poems which I have written from time to time about Essential Tremor, pets, animals and such.

With the continuing decline of society where both parents are required to be employed to make the household budget stable, all the more important it becomes that we as parents do the very best we can in the educational raising of our children. For regardless what we may think, they are the mirrored...

Are we simply animals to be experimented on to test our intelligence for scientific purposes? If so, why, and who is conducting the experiments? A flash Science Fiction for the lunch break.

What if the illusion that we have about Vampires is truly a figment of our imagination, but in reality there are others here, castaways from a different planet who are similar? A flash story to enjoy during break time.

Johnny and Phil return from Iraq, and while Johnny opens a bar, Phil works in construction until it closes. Long term unemployment forces Phil to earn money a different way, utilizing the skills the military taught him. But his last contract he’ll do is truly his last, when his fate goes bad on him.

Sarah’s childhood is plagued with family tragedies, so when the love of her life appears, she radically changes her life. Years later, she realizes that for some people life is not all roses. Envious of her one and only friend, she daydreams, which results in her making the worst mistake in her life.

My autobiography about the daily struggles while living with the affliction called Essential Tremor (aka: Familiar Tremor). A journey from puberty till the present, with all of the good, the sometimes hiliarious and also many bad experiences resulting from this pretty much unknown disease.