Michael Buebe
Poetry | Kent State University | Class of 2022
In Circles by Hand, Michael Buebe’s poems meander across the page, each its own lazy river softly humming a quiet prayer or nocturne, a footnote or flicker that draws you into the hush of its hidden movement. They bathe you in rainwater, streetlight, and starfall, before sending you back into the day, alert to all the small things you had been missing. —Catherine Wing
About Michael
Michael Buebe is a poet from Galesburg, Illinois. He is the author of "little spider cage (erotic velvet)" a microchapbook coming out this summer from Ghost City Press. He has works out and forthcoming in: Common Ground Review's Annual Poem Contest (honorable mention 2021), TIMBER, Masque & Spectacle, Drunk Monkeys, and Jenny.
MICHAEL'S FAST FACTS
What’s on your nightstand right now?
The Autobiography of Death by Kim Heysoon.
Do you have any eccentric habits/strategies to get you started writing? What are they?
I pray to poetic muses on Wednesday.
What’s your secret talent?
I'm a knockout Game Master.
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