In spite of the alliterative post title, I choose to believe that Michael Hathaway’s Chiron Review is a reference to the Chiron, the wisest centaur in ancient Greek mythology, rather than the sports car. But Chiron is my champion, as on the heels of a poem’s acceptance last month, he just offered publication for three more: “Passages,” an ekphrastic poem inspired by a surreal painting by Gary Barten; “Provenance,” about a splendid cork art table; and “Rainbarrel,” which plumbs a good deal about variations in rain and how we store water.