In this 3-minute plus audio recording, Hiram Larew reads three ofhis poems.  "Dint Of" is all about longing.  "To the Limit" is a love song to the moon.  And, "Akin" is befuddled by nature.

Hiram Larew Reads Three Poems

This Is What

Wheat Dust

Right Here Right Now

Drenched

Muff River     Larew

Your Other Life (Hiram Larew & Warwick Jones) (1)

A song sung, with music by Warwick Jones.  He sings Hiram Larew's poem, Just Imagine.  Here's the poem --

"Just Imagine"

Let’s try to imagine how we could come true
And if things were simple and easy to do --

What if the moon’s magic was your kiss to my sway
Or our pillows took over and took us away

Try to imagine the magic of two
And the moon with its Why not
And my dreaming with you
Let’s whisper how whispering
Is easy to do

I don’t care why or how
Tonight winks at us
I don’t care where or when
As long as we’re only
Like this
Just like this

What if the moon’s magic was your kiss to my sway
Or our pillows took over and took us away

Yes try to imagine the wonder of two
And our moon all a-wonder with glowing
With magic
Of so simple to do.

Just Imagine M3 (Hiram Larew & Warwick Jones)

In this 3-minute track, poet Hiram Larew reads his poem, "Unfinished," which he wrote for Maretta House Museum's Unfinished Revolution program.  The poem was written while Larew was sitting on the Museum's lawn during a Voices of Woodlawn workshop.  

Unfinished -- A poem by Hiram Larew for the Marietta House Museum

In this 1-minute recording, Hiram Larew reads his poem, Galore, as shared for the  2025 Holiday Season.  

Here's the text of the poem --


Galore
 

Can a barn float oh
I think so especially when
Branches shade its
Doors and
Birds day galore
Up alongside it

Can a barn dream surely
It can because
The tin roof has so
Much fun with my
Breezes or once agains

Can a barn love indeed
It does even better than
Me with
A heart that bees sing over
Like hopes do through years and years
Of hay that brings



Galore

In this 1-minute recording, Larew reads his poem, "Country Stores."

Hiram Larew Reads Three Poems

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