Suggestions

  • Poetry
  • Nonfiction
  • Critical Insights
  • Media
  • About
    • Archive
  • Nonfiction
  • Poetry
  • Critical Insights
  • Media
  • Blog

Mark Evan Chimsky

Mark Evan Chimsky is a Portland, Maine-based poet and playwright. His poetry and essays have appeared in Poetry for Ukraine, The Jewish Literary Journal, Kind Over Matter, Bullets into Bells, Wild Violet, The Maine Sunday Telegram, The Oakland Review, The Journal of the American Medical Association, Xanadu, Mississippi Review, The Cincinnati Judaica Review, and The Three Rivers Poetry Journal. Upcoming poetry will be appearing in The Healing Muse and The Sunlight Press. He is also a recipient of the Anna Davidson Rosenberg Award as New/Emerging Poet.

    Poetry

    Proust at Blackstones Bar

    It is the madeleine that gives him away./
    Well, that and the silk cravat/
    pinned like a butterfly to his stiff white collar.

    by Mark Evan Chimsky

    Recent Posts

    • So we wait
    • A Most Elegant Poetry
    • American Craftsmanship
    • the small and ordinary
    • Adjunct

    Recent Comments

    No comments to show.

    Recent Posts

    • So we wait
    • A Most Elegant Poetry
    • American Craftsmanship
    • the small and ordinary
    • Adjunct

    Recent Comments

      Popular

      A Most Elegant Poetry

      Yet another new poetry release received a standing ovation and

      So we wait

      Waiting rooms
      At stations
      Begging for us to pause

      The Taipei Tokyo Café

      In 1979 Molly and I moved across the country for

      • About
        • Archive
      • Nonfiction
      • Poetry
      • Critical Insights
      • Media
      • Blog