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A Visit to Prison

Julián David Bañuelos

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A taillight of a black car in the night. It is lit up with red. — Photo by Tharoushan Kandarajah on Unsplash

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A man with short, black hair, smiling and holding his hand in near his chin. He sits in front of a blurred, colorful, building background and wears a white shirt, wire glasses, and two golden rings.

Julián David Bañuelos

is a Chicano poet, educator, editor, and translator from Lubbock, Texas. He is a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. His poems are forthcoming in Eunoia Review, Hyacinth Review, Afternoon Visitor, Brave Voices Magazine, Vagabond City, Pigeonholes, Occulum, Acentos Review, and Pangyrus.

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