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    Man in Number Nine: Hot Chocolate Time: Poems
    Man in Number Nine: Hot Chocolate Time: Poems
    Man in Number Nine: Hot Chocolate Time: Poems
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    Man in Number Nine: Hot Chocolate Time: Poems

    By Inge Logenburg Kyler

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    Inge Logenburg Kyler and her husband live in Michigan in an old farmhouse on eighteen acres. They both enjoy hiking the trails around their property, planting a huge vegetable garden, and taking care of the little animals that from time to time come to live with them. They have three grown children. An accomplished prize winning poet, she writes a monthly article for a local paper, Flashes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateDec 21, 2005
    ISBN9781450081252
    Man in Number Nine: Hot Chocolate Time: Poems
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    Inge Logenburg Kyler

    Inge Logenburg Kyler grew up in the Pennsylvania Alleghany Mountains and attended school in Clearfield, Pennsylvania before moving to Lansing, Michigan in her senior year, graduating from J. W. Sexton High School. Inge married Arthur J. Kyler October 30, 1954 and has three children, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Inge has been writing since fourth grade and has published over twenty plus books and hundreds of poems, many of which have been published here and there. Her career was mostly in township government which included graduating from Spring Arbor College in 1991 with a Batchelor of Arts Degree in 1991. In 2014 she received the Ingham County Historical Commission Heritage Award for her book “Holt and Delhi Township” published by Arcadia Publishing Company.

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      Man in Number Nine - Inge Logenburg Kyler

      Man in Number Nine

      Hot Chocolate Time

      Poems

      Inge Logenburg Kyler

      Copyright © 2000, 2006 by Inge Logenburg Kyler.

      Published 2000 by Rosemallow Press, Eaton Rapids, MI 48827

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

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      In memory of my wonderful parents,

      William G. Logenburg and

      Maria Logenburg Silsby

      Contents

      Part I - Man in Number Nine

      The Loaded Question

      The Jewelry Counter

      Maybe They’ll Reach Us, Maybe Not

      Sometimes It Pays to Bemoan One’s Plight

      Conversation on a Hiking Trail

      The Noise Box

      Why Should I Tell Her?

      Battles

      Man in Number Nine

      Finds That Weren’t

      Unplanned Detour

      Things Seen by Mistake

      I Shouldn’t Have Looked At the Date

      The Attack

      Man, Woman, and Unisex

      A Fur Coat Might Be Justified

      Tourist Town, U.S.A.

      Trails are Taken One Step at a Time

      Not Everyone

      Mislead Assumption

      But the Wine Was Sweet

      No, I Don’t Need Any, Thank you.

      Probably, It Was Our Own Fault

      The Last Suppers

      The Welcome

      Part II - Hot Chocolate Time

      A Barn Speaks

      April Hope

      Benjamin Noble

      Black Walnuts

      Blue Jays

      Bunnies

      Canada Hills

      Changing Roles and Times

      Chickadees

      Cross Country

      Daffodils

      Dipper

      Easter Egg Time

      Elk Viewing

      English Soldiers

      Fall Cleaning

      Fair Meadows, Utah

      Farewell to an Old Friend

      February

      Filling the Pantry

      First Sign of Spring

      Following Job

      Gibbous Moon

      Gobbley Gop

      Golden Gowns

      Goose School

      Home Town Resident

      Homeless

      House on the River Caretakers

      In the Twinkling of an Eye

      Indian Paint Brush

      Jewelry Box

      Joe’s Farm

      Johnny

      July

      Just a Little Old House

      Just Little, After All!

      Lantern

      Left at Home

      Man in the Church Lobby

      Meadow Path

      Missing Information

      Moon Light

      Moon Phases

      Mountain Ghosts

      Moving On

      Mud Hen

      November

      October

      One Sided Remembrance

      Owner of a New House

      Plant Eater

      Playing Peek

      Quail

      Red Clover

      Redwings

      Rivulets

      Seasons

      Seedlings

      September Court

      Shoe Tale

      Soon It Will Be Spring

      Spring’s Nasty Trick

      Spring Wrens

      Tea Cup Tale

      That Little Patch of Woods (Ballad)

      The Divorce

      The Frog Catching Day

      The Gang

      The Long Long Winter

      The Road Going Home

      The S-ticky Situation

      The Wind Song

      The Zinnias

      There Was an Old Couple

      Things Gone

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