Author: Mark Tulin

Freelance writer, poet, yogi and photographer from Santa Barbara, California. I write and take pictures about a variety of topics, from my early childhood in Philadelphia, to my years as a family therapist, and finally to my soul-searching years in California. The things that move me may have a humorous or serious content or both. Either way, I hope my poetry, pictures and stories resonate with you.

by Mark Tulin September 24, 2018 15

Poetry

Poem: After the Climb

I push a cart with rusty wheels uphill in the hot, summer heat. When I get to the top. IContinue Reading

by Mark Tulin September 22, 2018 7

Poetry

Poem: Yellow Flower

I see you in a yellow flower growing from the fertile soil soft as a hibiscus petal as delicate asContinue Reading

by Mark Tulin September 20, 2018 2

Poetry

Short Story Link: “like a coven of witches” by Mark Tulin

Check out like a coven of witches @ smokebox.net, issue 78, September 2018

by Mark Tulin September 18, 2018 17

Poetry

Poem: When My Humor Goes

When my humor goes, I picture myself sitting alone on an old tattered chair in a dark and dusty roomContinue Reading

by Mark Tulin September 16, 2018 2

Letters Of Praise

Letters Of Praise: Aunt Marian

by Mark Tulin September 15, 2018 10

Poetry

Poem: Mountain View

It was not the search for enlightenment In the foggy Santa Ynez mountains. It wasn’t the beauty of a panoramicContinue Reading

by Mark Tulin September 13, 2018 4

Poetry

Poem: Dali Dreaming

Dreams appear like a ghost in the night, A fragmented spirit from a Dali painting, Melted time and distorted faces.Continue Reading

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