Today's poem is Jane Kenyon's "Three Songs at&nbsp;the End of Summer." If you like this show be sure to subscribe, rate, and review!

Jane Kenyon's "Three Songs at  the End of Summer"

Today's poem is Lewis Carroll's "A Pig-Tale."

Lewis Carroll's "A Pig-Tale"

Today's poem is Edward Thomas' "Liberty."

Edward Thomas' "Liberty"

Today's poem is R. S. Thomas' "I Was Vicar of Large Things."

R. S. Thomas' "I Was Vicar of Large Things"

Today's poem is Elizabeth Bishop's "A Summer's Dream."

Elizabeth Bishop's "A Summer's Dream"

Today's poem is from John of Gaunt's soliloquy in Shakeapeare's Richard II.

Shakespeare's "this royal throne of kings" soliloquy

In honor of his 86th birthday, today's poem is Wendell Berry's "To My Mother."

Wendell Berry's "To My Mother"

Today's poem is Rachel Richardson's "Shearwater."

Rachel Richardson's "Shearwater"

Today's poem is Charlotte Turner Smith's "Huge Vapours Brood Above the Clift'd Shore."

Charlotte Turner Smith's "Huge Vapours Brood Above the Clift'd Shore"

Today poem is Franz Wright's "Auto-Lullaby." This episode also includes information on our next kids poetry competition!

Franz Wright's "Auto-Lullaby"

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