Poem: Walkers With Tennis Balls By Mark Tulin
Growing older forces you to accept change, circumstances beyond your control. Nursing homes, microwave meals, arthritic fingers, feet soakedContinue Reading
Growing older forces you to accept change, circumstances beyond your control. Nursing homes, microwave meals, arthritic fingers, feet soakedContinue Reading
I try to talk to him, but he never answers. There’s always a busy signal or a recording thatContinue Reading
On a quiet night, the old man smokes a stogie sitting on the porch. He can only watch theContinue Reading
Dreams, smokey nights in darkened rooms with relatives mixed with friends and enemies. Dreams, anxious and surreal, caught betweenContinue Reading
I listen first. I speak out when I’m ready. I won’t be forced to talk against my will orContinue Reading
Is it the only path to walk and see what you see, burdened by your sins and judgments Continue Reading






