Words from My Sixties
“Words from My Sixties” by David Simpson is a collection of poetry published by AuthorHouse in June 2013. This edition comprises 54 pages and is presented in English. The poems included span from the 1960s through the author’s sixth decade of life, reflecting a personal journey through the art of poetry.
Readers will find a selection of poems that highlight the author’s evolution and influences, particularly the impact of Rod McKuen on his writing. The collection aims to evoke a sense of enjoyment in poetry, encouraging readers to explore their own creativity. Through these verses, Simpson shares his experiences and insights, inviting others to appreciate the craft of poetry and perhaps inspire them to create their own works.
Official synopsis Publisher
These are poems I culled from the many poems I wrote starting in the 1960’s and continuing well into my sixth decade of life. My biggest influence I would have to say was Rod McKUEN who was, for me at least, a respite from the dull and tiresome poems I was forced to read in high school. Once I got comfortable with reading poems written in my own hand, the pleasure of reading poems by others, even some of those obligatory to read in high school became more palatable and even inspiring. I would be pleased if this volume were to inspire a likewise inducement for someone to know the pleasure of creating a poem of their own to be kept and enjoyed over and over.
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