Mark Blaeuer

You're an inspiration!

Well Met 06 | Introduction

I'm happy to be in the new issue of Well Met. Thanks to Fliss Teague! www.ffteague.com/well-met-06

Summer 25 Issue — Susurrus

Issue 12 of Susurrus went live today, and I'm honored to have a poem there: www.susurrusthemagazine.com/issue-twelve...

Thanks for posting this. Fantastic poem.

Wonderful news! I'm happy to share that I received an acceptance today from @susurrusmag.bsky.social. My poem will be in their Summer 2025 issue. Thank you, Susurrus!

"In his halls he often wandered . . . "

Cool. Reminded me, too, of Steve Reich.

Weighing Light was organized alphabetically.

Thinking of you, Fliss, and wishing you the best of health!

I no longer suffer from migraines, but the memory of what this music did for me thirty years ago intensifies my feeling for it now.

I love them, too. Studied them in college, without real effect, but in my 40s, when most afflicted by migraines (primarily just the terrible pain; I experienced the related eye-show once only), I tried listening to these chants, desperate. And this practice actually helped.

Thank you, Maryann.

Just a reminder that my newest volume of poetry, Surfacing Below, can be ordered from the publisher.

www.survisionmagazine.com/jamestatepri...

Hi, everyone. My newest book, Surfacing Below, is out now and available to order (one copy is 8 Euros): www.survisionmagazine.com/jamestatepri...

Thank you for posting the link. I knew he appreciated Arnold, and this work did not disappoint.

Thank you, Fliss!!!

Just out, and available now through SurVision Books. www.survisionmagazine.com/surfacingfro...

Hi, everyone. My newest book, Surfacing Below, is out now and available to order (one copy is 8 Euros): www.survisionmagazine.com/jamestatepri...

Hoping all the best for you, Fliss, I'm so impressed by your spirit as well as your poems. 🤗

Love that watercolor.

Wish I could feel joy that I can watch baseball on my computer today but (1) it's the Dodgers; and (2) **gestures wildly at the destruction of America**

Funny because it’s true, pt. 247, @thedemocraticparty.bsky.social

Alumni who majored in more lucrative subject matter than I did, apparently (I receive similar flyers). Fortunately, I'm not envious of said people, and, when it arrives at my address, the glossy mail encounters its fate sooner rather than later.

Shame.

Three Poems by Mark Blaeuer by Mark BlaeuerExplorerWith a smooth flat rockon her lap, she gripped a second rock—jagged and dirty—anathema by strict parental rule.She engraved one name,Gareth, to marka modest plot in the family b...

Three poems of recent vintage, in a new venue. My thanks to editor Catalina Bonati!

www.ultramarinereview.com/post/three-p...

So very sorry to hear this. An awful downturn. I've followed him for years and still listen to his radio shows. I hope doctors can at least reduce the pain he's been suffering.

Heh.

Apt in the extreme.

Beautiful.

Do what you need to do to hang onto that! And it's a weekend after all, which used to mean (at least occasionally) a day or two of rest.