[Answer] Who was the first President to have a poet speak at his inauguration?

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...1. Bill Clinton 2. Abraham Lincoln 3. John F. Kennedy 4. Ronald Reagan

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John F. Kennedy - John F. Kennedy holds numerous presidential distinctions: youngest U.S. President, first Catholic U.S. President, and first U.S. President to have a poetry recital at his inauguration, thanks to Robert Frost taking the podium in 1961 to recite "The Gift Outright." Over the years, the swearing-in of the new United States president has evolved from a modest oath-taking ceremony to lengthy celebrations of speeches, music, and inaugural balls. In 1941, Mickey Rooney played the piano at Franklin Roosevelt's inauguration, and The Beach Boys performed for Ronald Reagan. However, only four Presidents have had poetry readings at their ceremony: JFK, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden.:

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