That was a great dinner.

So great.

Wait, where'd you park the car?

Oh, the one I just sold a Carvana.

What?

When did you do that?

When you were still looking at the menu?

I went on Carvana.com and all I had to do was under the license plate or VIN, answer a few questions, and got a real offer in seconds.

They picked up the car already?

No, I parked on the spot. Oh, no wonder you picked up the check. Yeah, about that.

I thought we were going havesies.

Sell your car to Carvana.

Visit Carvana.com or download the app to get a real offer in second.

Welcome to the Daily Poem here at the Close Reeds Podcast Network. I'm David Kern.

Today I'm going to read you two winter-themed poems from William Carlos Williams.

First, though, I want to offer up a quick reminder about our poetry competition. I've mentioned it a few times.

Don't forget that if you are a student or you have a student, we are doing a competition where young people can memorize at least eight lines of J.R.R. Tolkien's

poetry and post them on social media with the hashtag Daily Poem. Now, I've been told by a few

people that that hashtag is pretty crowded, makes it hard to find other contestants.

So I would like it if you go ahead and use the hashtag, but then you can

tag us as well. So if you want to tag us at Close Reads Pods on Instagram or tag us on Facebook at

Circee Institute, then we'll be able to find you there as well. So again, hashtag Daily Poem or

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