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Prancing by Hiram Larew

  • by clk266
  • Posted on August 2, 2019June 25, 2020
Grackle me
            those slick-spots.

Trash take the squawking
            and like me so black colors flecked
            or muddy eyes-feet
Take over.

Sidewalk my branches more
            and peck whatever’s nothing —
            the tossed away or soggy flick —
            as if clouds were piled high-metal shines.

As if I was coming too —
            my cackle calls rough flouncing.


Hiram Larew’s fourth collection, *Undone*, was published by FootHills Published
in 2018. You can find him on Facebook at Hiram Larew, Poet, or at PoetryXHunger.com. 
Posted in POETRY, SUBMITTED WORKS, THIN AIR ONLINE, UncategorizedTagged Hiram Larew, poetry, prancing

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