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Today's poem is To be of use by Marge Piercy.

Today's poem is What It's Like to Fall In Love by Heidi Seaborn.

Today's episode is For Black Children at the End of the World—and the Beginning by Roger Reeves.

Today's poem is American Mother by Pamela Hart. This episode originally aired on May 15, 2020.

Today's poem is The Feeling by Ari Banias.

Today's poem is Tyranny of the Human Face by Chase Berggrun.

Today's poem is I Found Kin in a Thrift Store Photograph by Aaron Coleman.

Today's poem is Pelvic Ultrasound by Anne Barngrover.

Today's poem is Mercury in Retrograde by Sheryl Luna. This week, we're featuring poems related to outer space. Stars. Planets. Even aliens. What can we discover about ourselves, when we consider the cosmos?

Today's poem is On a Spaceship Somewhere, Long After Empire's Collapse by Jesús I. Valles. This week, we're featuring poems related to outer space. Stars. Planets. Even aliens. What can we discover about ourselves, when we consider the cosmos?

Today's poem is You Can Take Off Your Sweater, I've Made Today Warm by Paige Lewis. This week, we're featuring poems related to outer space. Stars. Planets. Even aliens. What can we discover about ourselves, when we consider the cosmos?

Today's poem is The Ghosts of the Space Dogs by Alexandra Oliver. This week, we're featuring poems related to outer space. Stars. Planets. Even Aliens. What can we discover about ourselves, when we consider the cosmos?

Today's poem is Dancing with Kiko on the Moon by Rosebud Ben-Oni. This week, we're featuring poems related to outer space. Stars. Planets. Even aliens. What can we discover about ourselves, when we consider the cosmos?

Today's poem is Essay on Reentry by Reginald Dwayne Betts. This episode originally aired on January 27, 2020.

Today's poem is Soft-Bodied Animals Leave Few Traces by Mitchell Jacobs.

Today's poem is Telephone of the Wind by Eddie Kim.

Today's poem is We Eat Out Together by Bernadette Mayer.

Today's poem is When Fannie Lou Hamer Said by Mahogany L. Browne.