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Hello and welcome to the Daily Poem brought to you this month by Bibliophiles.

I'm Heidi White and today is Monday, February 14th, Valentine's Day. So in honor of Valentine's Day, I'm going to break

tradition on the Daily Poem just a little bit, and instead of reading one poem, I'm going to read two.

The poets are American poet John Balaban and his wife, Lonnie Balaban. I couldn't find much on Lonnie.

And so if any of our listeners know anything about Lonnie Balaban as a poet, I'd love to, love to hear from you.

I couldn't find anything in my poetry books or in my, you know, internet research. But I did find some about John Balaban.

He was born in 1943. He's still living. He is a poet, a writer. He's written 13 published books.

And he is a scholar and a translator of Vietnamese literature, including poetry.

So the reason I'm going to read both of these poems is because they're a conversation.

The first poem is written by Lonnie.

It's called The Poet's Wife sends him a poem.

And the second poem is called His Reply, and it's his response to Lonnie's poem.

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