Poet Stanley Kunitz

Studio 360 | Aug 6, 2011

Poet Stanley Kunitz has spent much of his 95 years working in gardens. We visit the former U.S. Poet Laureate on the tip of Cape Cod as he tends the lush green plot behind his home in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

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