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Musings
Musings
Musings
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Musings

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Peruse this eclectic collection of poems written over 50 years ago, and muse along with the author. They are timeless as they explore the range of human emotions during a particular time in his life. Explore the thoughts and feelings from love, beauty of nature, hope, disappointments, dreams, fears, and being trapped in a job. Visualize these words alongside beautiful nature photography which at times adds to the poem. There are lines like this “ B52 is a firefly riding the end of a birch log skimming a sea of milk-blue opalescence’. Or’ savoring the feel of the earthskin beneath my feet.” 
LanguageEnglish
Release dateOct 13, 2023
ISBN9781977269331
Musings
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Milton Sipple

Born in November 1937, Milton grew up on a small farm just outside of Erie, PA. He attended Gannon and Edinboro colleges, where he studied English and Philosophy. He married and raised 3 girls while working for many years at AT&T. Later, he left his job to pursue a career as an antique dealer and furniture restoration specialist, which he continues to this day. Milton later married again gaining a step-daughter, and raised a son who is an environmental educator and the nature photographer for this book.      Starting in the 1960s, Milton developed a love for writing poetry and hoped to someday publish his works in a book. This dream was to wait another sixty years before finally becoming a reality with this long awaited collection.      Milton lives on a small homestead in Saegertown, Pennsylvania and has resided there since 1962. He has developed a strong interest in gardening and preserving nature on the property. Recently he began raising monarch butterflies as a summertime hobby. 

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    Musings - Milton Sipple

    Musings

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    Copyright © 2023 Milton Sipple

    v1.0

    This is a work of poeticized non-fiction. The opinions expressed in this manuscript are solely the opinions of the author and do not represent the opinions or thoughts of the publisher. The author has represented and warranted full ownership and/or legal right to publish all the materials in this book.

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    Dedication

    To my children Lizbeth Sipple,

    Melanie Escobar, Victoria Estok,

    Andrew Sipple, Erika Valencic,

    granddaughters Jessica Yoos, Scout

    Valencic and Gemma Valencic.

    Also, to their mothers who helped

    them become successful and all

    provide service to their fellow

    humankind.

    Special thanks to Lizbeth Sipple for

    helping me with this body of work.

    To Andrew Sipple for his wonderful

    photography to grace this book with

    more beauty than can be told.

    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    Musings

    Introduction

    Herein you will find my poems written back in the 1960’s and early 70’s while I was going to college part time to be an English teacher.

    I was influenced by the beat poets at the time. The ones that went to the coffee shops and read their poems. People either liked them or didn’t. Some became famous like Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Ezra Pound, and others.

    These are simple expressions of how I felt at the time from deep inside. I tried to use the right words to express the feelings I had.

    Some of these poems are as relevant today as they were back then. While the country is complicated, people are complicated, and I doubt it will ever end. But maybe if you ever read a poem and see how I felt, maybe you might understand better.

    These

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