Blood Orange, a Poem by Mark Tulin
A striking Monet of foggy ash from luminous wildfires that engulf the mountains and the countryside in a devil’s danceContinue Reading
Category: Poetry
Return of Fiesta Days: Cascarones, by Mark Tulin
In the current political climate—where minorities, immigrants, and their children are treated harshly—it’s refreshing to have a fiesta (Spanish for party) in myContinue Reading
YouTube Poem: Dear Troubled Neighbor by Mark Tulin
Dear Troubled Neighbor is also in print form with commentary at LetterPile.com.
Poem: Bipolar, by Mark Tulin
He struggles to catch up with those who seem to be further along, skims the rim of a cereal bowl,Continue Reading
Double Pneumonia by Mark Tulin
“You give me fever when you kiss me. Fever when you hold me tight.” –Peggy Lee You give me doubleContinue Reading
Vulnerabilities by Mark Tulin – Visual Verse
Vulnerabilities – Visual Verse — Read on visualverse.org/submissions/vulnerabilities/
Kid on the Beach by Mark Tulin
I was that kid on the beach with a plastic bucket and shovel, guarding the hole I dug in theContinue Reading
