Another original poem. This one written a few years ago back on my 31st birthday. It's a bit unpolished, but I hope you enjoy. Thanks for listening.

A not-so-serious original poem for today. Hope you like it.

A Poem a Day Keeps the Darkness at Bay - each day I read a poem, and give a brief amount of information on the poet.

This is episode 39 and I'm revisiting Lao Tzu as translated by Ursula K Le Guin.

A Poem a Day Keeps the Darkness at Bay - each day I read a poem, and give a brief amount of information on the poet.

This is episode 38 and I'm reading Mary Oliver.

A Poem a Day Keeps the Darkness at Bay - each day I read a poem, and give a brief amount of information on the poet.

This is episode 37 and I'm reading Jack Kerouac

A Poem a Day Keeps the Darkness at Bay - each day I read a poem, and give a brief amount of information on the poet.

This is episode 36 and I'm reading Karl Shapiro.

Today's episode I'm reading only the Forward to his Essay on Rime, an essay written in verse. I recommend reading the whole thing should the opportunity strike you!

A Poem a Day Keeps the Darkness at Bay - each day I read a poem, and give a brief amount of information on the poet.

This is episode 35 and I'm reading Shakespeare!

A Poem a Day Keeps the Darkness at Bay - each day I read a poem, and give a brief amount of information on the poet.

This is episode 34 and I'm reading Paul Laurence Dunbar

A Poem a Day Keeps the Darkness at Bay - each day I read a poem, and give a brief amount of information on the poet.

This is episode 33 and I'm reading Dame Muriel Spark!

A Poem a Day Keeps the Darkness at Bay - each day I read a poem, and give a brief amount of information on the poet.

This is episode 32 and I'm reading some Gregory Corso!