He writes poetry in both established and free forms. His work can be divided into three principle categories: 1. Lyric poetry loosely based on the myth of Orpheus. Much of this work is published in magazines and journals and is collected in an unpublished manuscript, The Floating Head. 2. A long poem tentatively titled Lost in the Lewis & Clark Water Park. This poem juxtaposes the 1803—1806 Lewis & Clark Expedition with Re-enactors in a modern Water Park. In four years this poem has grown to over 300 pages and is still far from finished. Some sections from this poem are included in this roster. 3. A more recent project is a series of poems on a Faust-like character in Key West. Much of Larry’s art has a humorous bent, but always with an underlying serious intent.