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Chirp by Hiram Larew

January 9, 2017 by Every Writer

Chirp

by Hiram Larew

Be be my through into be sky
Take as me this as beginning see
Once in keen light is your so ever I
When by alive my new else is –
How then to make us as we are like this
When where we must be such might seeds –
O see this is most by also try need
Say then above as all time is –
Be be as clear
Be be as near
Be be as here as the why is.

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Larew’s poems have appeared most recently in Shot Glass, The Amsterdam Review and, Viator. His third collection, Utmost, was published by I. Giraffe Press in 2016. Nominated several times for Pushcarts, he lives in Maryland and is a global food security specialist.

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