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Hiram Powers Dilworth (1878—1975) was an American pianist and poet. Dilworth was born in Hicksville, Ohio and had a career as a music educator beginning at the Cincinnati College of Music and then Nebraska State University. However, he switched careers when he moved to Chicago and became a guard at the Art Institute of Chicago. Dilworth published several poems, such as "The Cup of Joy", "Les Sonnets Celestes", and "Ode to Morning", but desired to remain an independent poet rather than a poet-for-profit. He received the most acclaim for a patriotic poem, "Harry Butters".

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