Poets Weave
Cecil Sayre reads "What Were the Names of Your Animals and Dolls," "The Story of Driving Straight," and "A Hard Kind of Work."
Photo: Courtesy of the poet.
Straight road.
“It’s a strange world made up of disappointments for the most part.” — William Carlos Williams.
Cecil Sayre is an MFA candidate at Indiana University. He has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and is a recipient of the Faulkes Malone Fellowship. His poems have appeared in Main Street Rag, Pearl, Pivot, and Rattle, among other journals.
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