Poetry

Poetry: Hendry’s Beach Bonfire by Mark Tulin/Scrittura

On a cool Santa Barbara night, friends gather around a fire before setting off on a journey. Feature photo by Hans on Unsplash. Hendry’s Beach Bonfire.

“The important thing, always, was to remember who you were.”
— Author Richard Yates, Revolutionary Road.

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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.

1 comment on “Poetry: Hendry’s Beach Bonfire by Mark Tulin/Scrittura

  1. ivor20's avatar

    I adored the friendly aura you created and these two lines captured my imagination, Mark
    “words like sparking embers
    rise to the brackish sky.”

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