Poem: The Sandy King, written by Mark Tulin at Spillwords.com
Spilwords.com presents: The Sandy King, written by Mark Tulin, a former Philadelphia Family Therapist who now resides in Santa Barbara,Continue Reading
Tag: homelessness
Flash Fiction: 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
Flash Fiction: Old Sneaker on a Broom Handle by Mark Tulin
I fall asleep to the automobile tires spinning on asphalt, the screeching birds overhead, the peddling boys on bicyclesContinue Reading
Poem: Junkyard for Lost Souls by Mark Tulin
In the quiet corner of the city Next to a vacant building Where people sleep for free Two men and aContinue Reading
Poem: A Brother, a Companion, a Saint by Mark Tulin
My dog keeps me warm From cold streets. When I tremble He protects me. When I’m scared He stays byContinue Reading
Poem: The Kingly Elephant Made of Sand by Mark Tulin
My creation sits near the pier, just below the briny boardwalk of Stearns Wharf, with no fingers or toes onlyContinue Reading