Poems by Larry Chamberlin

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  • If I give to you my heart
    sew pockets hidden from sight...

  • Back when we were young she sizzled -
    cold pop from bottle, soda blast tide...

  • Hornblower on Deck (sonnet)
    Horatio, why stalk this quarterdeck...

  • This poet sits in lonely room
    observing life as from a womb...

  • 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...

  • For youths who survive and win:
    may you raise your children...

  • The longer I crawl this earth
    the more my pleasures shrink...

  • Predawn paradise - leave camp
    with coffee to fog banked lake...

  • 61 is
    - losing a half hour...

  • Child, you'll see future
    events not meant for my eyes...