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Author: Mark E. Brager

Mark E. Brager lives with his wife and son in Columbia, MD, just outside of Washington, DC, where he works as a public affairs executive. His poems have appeared in haijinx, Prune Juice, Haiku Pix Review, The Heron's Nest, Notes from the Gean, and DailyHaiku.
shallow stream we cross a bridge of stars
Posted on 14 November 201113 November 2011Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 11.3Tags haiku, journeys, stars, water11 Comments on
winter roses ? trying to remember trying to forget
Posted on 22 August 201316 August 2013Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 13.28 Comments on
stone by stone, the river widens
Posted on 15 January 20148 January 2014Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 13.310 Comments on
daybreak the cold edge of the bed
Posted on 14 April 20146 April 2014Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 14.110 Comments on
summer’s end — the secrets we wrote in the sand
Posted on 15 July 201425 June 2014Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 14.19 Comments on
breaking the skin of an overripe peach harvest moon  
Posted on 8 October 201422 September 2014Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 14.214 Comments on
all-night diner ? scrying my future in a coffee cup  
Posted on 13 April 201523 June 2015Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 15.17 Comments on
hospice bed each breath a lifetime
Posted on 14 April 201627 March 2016Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 16.110 Comments on
sheltering against the dawn . . . thistledown  
Posted on 5 July 201724 June 2017Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 17.19 Comments on
her scars deeper than bone . . . winter solstice
Posted on 21 December 201715 December 2017Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 17.212 Comments on
shrapnel scars her fingers tracing Orion  
Posted on 30 May 201822 May 2018Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 18.19 Comments on
summer twilight the sound of waves turning inward
Posted on 28 June 201911 June 2019Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 19.14 Comments on
wiping sand from the broken conch . . . summer’s end
Posted on 30 July 201917 July 2019Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 19.19 Comments on
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