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For poet Richard Blanco, the fact we can still enjoy home cooking is “one of the few rays of light” poking through an otherwise gloomy life in quarantine. Blanco returned to Boston Public Radio on Friday for the monthly edition of “The Village Voice," where he read a selection of poems on the essential human ritual that is the home-cooked meal. "Originally I wanted to do some elegies, and maybe we’ll do that later on … but it was just so heavy,” he said.
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