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Poetry on State of the Re:Union
Hear the latest radio special in honor of National Poetry Month Thursday, April 24 at 9 p.m.
In addition to being a public radio host, Al Letson is also a poet, playwright, and actor.
In this hour-long program, Letson will explore all facets of poetry. Poets from all over the country will speak about the craft, the lifestyle, and the resurgence of poems.
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