Poems by Larry Chamberlin

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  • If I can fasten myself to the main mast,
    Bound solely by focused attention...

  • He is the watcher of life
    the cosmos rewards him...

  • You can hear ragged voices crawl;
    though you'd hoped to conceal them all...

  • Don't think I'm one to recriminate,
    each of us must follow our course...

  • I do not want to be cuddled
    or sheltered by your charms...

  • She stands in their hotel room
    gripped by deadly weather cast...

  • Why do I work in a profession
    Where my clients need to be babied...

  • How many Bosons are in a Nova,
    And could you dance it to Corcovado...

  • Rolling Thunder Review, 1975 or 76;
    The Warehouse Auditorium, New Orleans...

  • School's out, daughter's stuff
    Takes up garage all summer...

  • Days on end he walks the circular rut
    That describes the circumference...

  • PIG litigation:
    Grab for too much grub, end up...