Poetry

Crow Poem Revisited: Driving Home by Mark Tulin

Coming back to Santa Barbara from LA

Past the yellow of the mustard grass

The ever-changing blue-green sea

Into the setting orange sun

Past Santa Claus Lane and Summerland

Past the palms that rise so high

Into the ocean air that cools the spirit

Onto the ramp that takes me home.

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I am an author, poet, humorist, and short story writer living in Long Beach, California. I write about various topics, from my early childhood in Philadelphia to my years as a family therapist and finally to my soul-searching in California. These are poetic narratives that may have humorous or serious content or both. Either way, I hope my poetry and stories resonate with you. My books include Magical Yogis, Uncommon Love Stories, Awkward Grace, Junkyard Souls, and Rain on Cabrillo.

8 comments on “Crow Poem Revisited: Driving Home by Mark Tulin

  1. Liz Gauffreau's avatar

    Lovely! Your poem evokes the feeling of coming home to a familiar landscape–regardless of what our own particular landscape looks like. Well done!

  2. Theresa's avatar

    Sweet! Love it, Mark.

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