Mark J. Mitchell
Mark J. Mitchell has been a working poet for 50 years. He lives in San Francisco where he points out pretty things.
About Mark J. Mitchell
Mark J. Mitchell has been a working poet for 50 years. His latest collection is Something To Be. A novel, A Book of Lost Songs was recently published by Histria Books. He’s fond of baseball, Louis Aragon, Dante, and his wife, activist Joan Juster. He lives in San Francisco where he points out pretty things.
He can be found on Bluesky @MJMitchellwriter
Books by Mark J. Mitchell
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Absent — poem
Mark J. Mitchell has been a working poet for 50 years. He lives in San Francisco where he points out pretty things.
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Nympholepsy — poem unrhymed
"...Her hill holds her until time runs away..."
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Nature Poem (San Francisco) — poem unrhymed
"...Late foghorns sing..."
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Transformation — poem unrhymed
"There’s tender alchemy to a warm night..."
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The Pink Lady Patrols — poem unrhymed
"...No one knows how long it’s waited..."
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A Well-tempered Calculator — poem unrhymed
"A taste of music sits pink on her tongue..."
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In Media Res — poem unrhymed
"Your television lies to you..."
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Silent Vow — poem unrhymed
"...three clocks that speak time..."
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Polly Cannon's Day Job — poem unrhymed
"...Small kindness that might guard this place..."