About C. T. Salazar and The Cincinnati Review

Today's poem is "Triptych Just before Mass"

from The Cincinnati Review

C. T. Salazar is a Latinx poet and children's librarian from Mississippi. His microchapbook, This Might Have Meant Fire, is forthcoming from Bull City Press. He's the editor in chief of Dirty Paws Poetry Review. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Beloit Poetry Journal, 32 Poems, RHINO, and elsewhere.
Other poems on the web by C. T. Salazar:
"Darling"
Two poems
Two poems
"American Cavewall Sonnet"
"Self Portrait as Headless John the Baptist Hitchhiking"
Three poems
"The Mouse Speaks"
"Mostly I'd like to be a spider web"
C. T. Salazar on Twitter.
About The Cincinnati Review:

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Editor: Don Bogen

Other poems by The Cincinnati Review in Verse Daily:
August 17, 2019: "Dear Millennium, on the Extinction of Migrant Doves" by Karen An-Hwei Lee
March 20, 2019: "My Sparrow" Susan Austin
March 19, 2019: "When I saw the loblolly pine, " Martha Silano
March 18, 2019: "Just before, or Right after, the Fall of Rome" Brian Culhane
February 9, 2017: "Ocean in View" by Philip Pardi
February 8, 2017: "Vs. Field" by Leah Poole Osowski
February 7, 2017: "Seeing the famous, our desire for fame" by David O'Connell
October 9, 2014: "We Real Nerds" by David Hernandez
October 7, 2014: "The Tornado Wants a Companion" by Catherine Pierce
November 27, 2012: "Inoperable" by Andrea Cohen
November 26, 2012: "Rara Avis Decoy" by Lo Kwa Mei-en
November 21, 2012: "Pittsburgh Plate & Glass Company Lot 63" by Sara J. Grossman
November 19, 2012: "After Afterlude" by Medbh McGuckian
February 23, 2012: "Talk-Talk, Ambulance Style" by Nance Van Winckel
July 4, 2011: "At the Dock at Dusk" by Michael Chitwood
June 29, 2011: "Wing" by Lisa Williams

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