Micro-Fiction Link: The Garbage Bag by Mark Tulin
The homeless man who wanders the beach every morning spotted a garbage bag that was partially buried in the sand.Continue Reading
Tag: Homeless
Poem: After the Climb by Mark Tulin
I push a cart with rusty wheels uphill in the hot, summer heat. When I get to the top. IContinue Reading
Slam Poetry: The Shamers by Mark Tulin
They gather assemble in dark rooms banquet halls and out-of-order bathroom stalls They judge you from their ivory towersContinue Reading
Crow Friday Poem: Quiet of the Park by Mark Tulin
Previously posted in the Virtual Library (Now called Pencliff) and in Vitas Brevis. I drift off in the quiet ofContinue Reading
Flash Fiction Link: The Eccentric by Mark Tulin
At first, I interpreted his stare as being judgemental. Perhaps he didn’t like bald men or the way IContinue Reading
Poem: Dreamers by Mark Tulin
A young homeless couple living below the poverty line, among the sirens of despair Dream of stepping lightly, waltzingContinue Reading
Poem: Ragged Memories by Mark Tulin
His memories live in his worn out woolen blankets, full of holes and frayed at the edges. His dreamsContinue Reading
