The Poetic Parroting Poem Of Carol Muske-Dukes

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January 18, 2012

The Poetic Parroting Poem Of Carol Muske-Dukes

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We listen in to the poetic quoting that Carol Muske-Dukes was taught by her mother. Her mother must be pleased, as Ms. Muske Dukes is the poet laureate of California and has written eight books of poetry, including a new one called Twin Cities.

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