bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 07/10/2026Cover reveal. Bloodroot Poetry Journal Fall issue online soon. 041
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 25/09/2026A new collection of poetry is on its way. 🍂 The Fall Issue 2026 of Bloodroot Poetry Journal will soon bring together new poems, fresh voices, and thoughtful perspectives from our contributors. Fall Issue 2026 will be live soon. Stay tuned and get ready to read what’s coming next 020
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Nominated for Best of the Net Anthology in Art “Reflection” Bloodroot Poetry Journal 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 15/09/2026Nominated for Best of the Net Anthology in Art. Bloodroot Poetry Journal. Marc Frazier. “Reflection” 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 10/09/2026Nominated for Best of the Net Anthology Bloodroot Poetry Journal Mural Bonnet House Museum and Gardens. Marc Frazier 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 09/09/2026My poem “Unspoken” on Moonlit Getaway www.moonlitgetaway.com/new-poetry/u...moonlitgetaway.comUnspoken | MoonLit GetawayMarc Frazier has published in over a hundred forty journals. A recipient of an Illinois Arts Council Award for poetry, he has also been nominated for two Pushcart Prizes and two “Best of the Nets.” Hi... 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 04/09/2026Are there any professional writers on here not self-published or genre fiction? Do know that if you post your writing here it’s considered published and you cannot send it out to journals or magazines? 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 03/09/2026What if Peter Pan isn't about never growing up, but about what we lose when we refuse to? “Thirteen Ways of Looking at Peter Pan” explores mortality, memory, gender, and the hidden complexities of a timeless tale. Written by: Alison Stone Read: bloodroot.online/poem/thirtee... 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 03/09/2026Some journeys are not across landscapes, but through the deepest questions of the soul. “The Desert of the Unseen” explores faith, silence, longing, and the search for the divine beyond certainty. Written by: Barry Carter Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/the-des... 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 01/09/2026www.eclectica.org/v29n3/frazie.... Founder and editor Bloodroot Poetry Journaleclectica.orgTwo Poems—Marc Frazier—Eclectica Magazine v29n3Poetry by Marc Frazier, Eclectica Magazine v29n3 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 28/08/2026Rivers remember what history often forgets. “The River Refuses the Past Tense” reflects on memory, history, and the lasting traces of humanity on the natural world. Written by David Anson Lee. Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/the-riv... 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 28/08/2026When the air feels heavy, hope can be hard to hold onto. “Lingering Smoke” reflects on environmental loss, urban isolation, and the quiet resilience of the human spirit. Written by Sreelekha Chatterjee. Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/lingeri... 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 24/08/2026What makes a place feel like home the land beneath our feet, or the people we hold close? “Good Trees” explores young love, belonging, and the search for refuge, reminding us that home can be found in moments of connection. Written by: Zoe Karathanasi 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 24/08/2026What carries us through the darkest moments—faith, hope, or the kindness of another? “A Bullet” explores vulnerability, isolation, and the courage to ask for help. Written by: Mary Ann Honaker Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/a-bullet 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 21/08/2026“All My Wants” reflects on family, belonging, change, and the quiet ache of longing for what time transforms. Written by: Ayiyi Joel Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/all-my-... 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 21/08/2026Memory can preserve love but it can also reveal how fragile our connections become with time. “This Is How” by J.M. Summers is a moving meditation on memory, loss, and the quiet heartbreak of watching someone drift beyond recognition Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/this-is... 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 19/08/2026Some memories never fade they linger like summer warmth. I've Always Been Good at True Love reflects on memory, longing, and the lasting echo of love. Written by: Cassie Neville Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/ive-alw... 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 19/08/2026What happens when certainty gives way to the unknown? The Astronaut's Mysterious Renunciation of the Rock Solid explores uncertainty, transformation, and the courage to let go. Written by: Jeanne Julian Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/the-ast... 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 17/08/2026Each journey begins with one step, and every setback can bring growth. “You’ll Get There” reminds us that progress isn’t always measured by speed. A poem about hope, perseverance, and resilience. Written by: Bryan William Myers Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/youll-g... 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 17/08/2026Some memories don’t fade they smolder beneath the surface. “Burning Juniper” by Bruce McRae explores memory, place, and transformation through vivid imagery, where nature and remembrance intertwine. Read the full poem: bloodroot.online/poem/burning... 010
Reposted by bloodroot52.bsky.socialDuotrope @duotrope.com · 23/07/2026New publisher listing for: Bloodroot Poetry Journal @bloodroot52.bsky.social (Poetry; non-paying). #WritingCommunityduotrope.comNew Publisher Listing: Bloodroot Poetry JournalNew publisher listing for: Bloodroot Poetry Journal @bloodroot52.bsky.social (Poetry; non-paying). #WritingCommunity 021
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 15/08/2026One of my published poems. Founder and managing editor Bloodroot Poetry Journal Marc Frazier 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 09/08/2026Recent poetry publication www.jetfuelreview.com/marc-frazier...jetfuelreview.comMarc Frazier Spring 2026—We live on the porch of a palace and have forgotten the palace completely. Discover the Buddha How can we... 010
Reposted by bloodroot52.bsky.socialbloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 07/08/2026Grief leaves its mark, but so does compassion. Graciela Among the Seri, reflects on the journey of renowned photographer Graciela Iturbide, whose encounter with the Seri people became a path toward healing after unimaginable loss. Written by: David Duer. 011
Reposted by bloodroot52.bsky.socialbloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 07/08/2026Euthanasia, The author thoughtfully examines one of life's most complex moral and emotional dilemmas. With honesty and compassion, the poem invites readers to reflect on suffering, dignity, choice, and the value of human life, without offering easy answers. Written by: Siobhan Hodge 021
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 07/08/2026Euthanasia, The author thoughtfully examines one of life's most complex moral and emotional dilemmas. With honesty and compassion, the poem invites readers to reflect on suffering, dignity, choice, and the value of human life, without offering easy answers. Written by: Siobhan Hodge 021
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 07/08/2026Grief leaves its mark, but so does compassion. Graciela Among the Seri, reflects on the journey of renowned photographer Graciela Iturbide, whose encounter with the Seri people became a path toward healing after unimaginable loss. Written by: David Duer. 011
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 05/08/2026Some Stories are carried in silence. "The Go-Between" explores the quiet burden of a maid entrusted with a secret love letter. As she witnesses her lady's hidden emotions, she comes to understand that both of their lives are shaped by the limitations placed upon women. Written by Sue Hansard. 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 04/08/2026Have published a few poetry books but have put together a chapbook of poems Put that on Film poems after films most of them foreign (not American). Any possibility with regular poetry publishing do you think? Thanks 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 02/08/2026Just published in Rind n Root issue 2 AS GOOD AS BREAD I never experienced a house pervaded with the smell of freshly baked bread. We had white Wonder bread bought every week at Kroger. The closest thing to baking bread was making fresh doughnuts. Mother, when she wasn’t a storm, performed… #poetdrive.google.comR&R Journal - Issue 2.pdf 030
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 01/08/2026Just published in Rind n Root issue 2 AS GOOD AS BREAD I never experienced a house pervaded with the smell of freshly baked bread. We had white Wonder bread bought every week at Kroger. The closest thing to baking bread was making fresh doughnuts.See Rind nRoot issue 2 for rest of poem Marc Frazier 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 27/07/2026Orchids. See more of my photos in Bloodroot Poetry Journal bloodroot.online or marcfrazierwrites.com 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 25/07/2026Poem This is How by J.M. Summers of South Wales in Bloodroot Poetry Journal. Read its entirety. bloodroot.online 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 24/07/2026Read Field Guide To What Vanishes by David Anson Lee and all of Bloodroot Poetry Journal Spring 2026 at bloodroot.online 020
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 22/07/2026“Field Guide to What Vanishes” in Bloodroot Poetry Journal Spring 2026. Read entire poem bloodroot.online 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 21/07/2026Sculpture For more photos go to bloodroot.online or marcfrazierwrites.com 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 21/07/2026Fort Lauderdale evening. More photos blood.online or marcfrazierwrites.com 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 21/07/2026Neighborhood home with basketball hoop 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 17/07/2026Bloodroot Poetry Journal. Please submit bloodroot.online photo by editor Marc Frazier 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 16/07/2026Mermaid. See more of my photos in Bloodroot Poetry Journal bloodroot.online or marcfrazierwrites.com. 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 15/07/2026oneartpoetry.com/2026/07/14/m... Editor of Bloodroot Poetry Journal.oneartpoetry.comMoving Objects by Marc FrazierMoving Objects How can I be so inappropriate? I think riding the Green Line to my therapist Simon’s office. At a writers’ conference I had unleashed my rage at a staff member. The director of the c… 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 15/07/2026oneartpoetry.com/2026/07/14/m.... Thanks editor Mark D. Prose poem by Marc Frazier editor of Bloodroot Poetry Journal. #poetry #journal #publish #bloodroot #writingoneartpoetry.comMoving Objects by Marc FrazierMoving Objects How can I be so inappropriate? I think riding the Green Line to my therapist Simon’s office. At a writers’ conference I had unleashed my rage at a staff member. The director of the c… 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 14/07/2026oneartpoetry.com/2026/07/14/m... Thanks so much to editor Mark D. A prose poem by Marc Frazier editor of Bloodroot Poetry Journal. #writing #prosepoem #publication #poetry #bluesky #blueskywritersoneartpoetry.comMoving Objects by Marc FrazierMoving Objects How can I be so inappropriate? I think riding the Green Line to my therapist Simon’s office. At a writers’ conference I had unleashed my rage at a staff member. The director of the c… 010
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 14/07/2026masonjarpress.com/jarnal One of two journals that just accepted poems of mine.masonjarpress.comJarnal — MASON JAR PRESS 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 12/07/2026www.jetfuelreview.com/marc-frazier... My poem “On the Periphery” in Jet Fuel Review.jetfuelreview.comMarc Frazier Spring 2026—We live on the porch of a palace and have forgotten the palace completely. Discover the Buddha How can we... 000
bloodroot52.bsky.social @bloodroot52.bsky.social · 10/07/2026masonjarpress.com/jarnal Happy to have my poem “The Moment before the Idea that Changed the World” accepted here.masonjarpress.comJarnal — MASON JAR PRESS 000