Poems by Larry Chamberlin

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  • I remember a day in late October
    running for goodies house to house...

  • Transfixed before a glass walled pillar
    filled with sculls of murdered persons...

  • Aw, Jimmy, ya didn 'ave
    ta be the hero, now...

  • My siamese reposes regally curled
    on the distinct place on my bed...

  • On the cusp of a dream
    I found you...

  • I am the rooster with razors
    strapped to my feet...

  • The tears of the rich flow
    because Much is never Enough...

  • The Ability to Sleep
    What division, what factor, separates me...

  • The trouble with inspiration
    is it needs much perspiration...

  • Only in this world economy
    could the transformation...

  • When I was pre-school
    I sent off for a prize...

  • The journey we take
    rounds us back to the journey...