Dispatch #069 – Dispatches from Quarantine/ Covid Pariah by Mark Tulin
dispatchesfromquarantine.co/2022/03/30/dispatch-069/ Two years ago, I got sick with Covid and was fortunate that I didn’t die. Over 6 million peopleContinue Reading
Category: Poetry
Where Freedom Never Existed by Mark Tulin/Scrittura
link.medium.com/tRwNvzDXzpb A poem for Holocaust Remembrance Day.
The Electric Rail Literary Magazine’s New Issue: Precedented Times
Two of my poems “First Year in Hazleton, Circa ’75 and “My Aunt’s House in the Mountains” are included inContinue Reading
Candy Baskets and Church Bells by Mark Tulin/Blue Insights
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A Couch Along The Wayside, poetry by Mark Tulin at Spillwords.com
Spilwords.com presents: A Couch Along The Wayside, poem by Mark Tulin, a former Philadelphia Family Therapist residing in Santa Barbara.Continue Reading
A Birthday Poem to Myself by Mark Tulin/Crow’s Feet
Much thanks to Crow’s feet for publishing “A Birthday Poem to Myself.”
Crow On The Wire 