Mark Tulin is a retired therapist from California. Mark's books include Magical Yogis, Awkward Grace, The Asthmatic Kid and Other Stories, Junkyard Souls, and Rain on Cabrillo. He's featured in Cafe Lit Magazine, Still Point Journal, The Opiate, The Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, Amethyst Review, Vita Brevis Press, White Enso, WryTimes, and others. He is a Pushcart nominee and a Best of Drabble. Visit Mark at www.crowonthewire.com.
There is no need to hide my cock,to compress it, regret it, to tie it upin a knot—to sleep in a bed too small,to wear heels or a puffy hatto make me seem tall. There is no need to fake it, althoughI prefer cherry red lipstick,dresses that are too tight,revealing the bulge in the night,the platform shoes that make my
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