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Mark Sergeev (1926–1997) (Russian: Марк Сергеев) was a Russian poet. As a writer, Sergeev is known by his books Rail Tracks, A Ballad About Poplars, Carving, Connection of Times, and Evening Birds. He has published about 20 poetic collections.
Sergeev's first book was a collection of cheerful poems for children. About 60 children's books of his were published.
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