Poem: I Worship the Downtrodden by Mark Tulin
I worship the ugliness that most people shield their eyes from I worship the man who breathes through the tubesContinue Reading
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“To Princess Lily” by Mark Tulin in Thriving: Issue 7 of White Ash Literary Magazine
“Bizarre women say bizarre things,” he said. “They bring you to a place that you don’t want to go to,Continue Reading
Three Daughters, by Mark Tulin – Friday Flash Fiction
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Super Bloom, a Poem by Mark Tulin
My eyes swell from the super bloom: yellow, gold, and orange wildflowers. It started from an extended rainfall, followed byContinue Reading
The Potato Bug, by Mark Tulin – Friday Flash Fiction
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