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Sep 14, 2025 1 min

Caterwaul by Martin Cunningham

from dipity.poetry Hosted by Dipity Lit Mag

Martin Cunningham is a former physician turned stay-at-home parent who has been writing poetry since he was a teen. His poetry has appeared in the Annals of Internal Medicine, been collected in Campfire Poets, and showcased on the YouTube channel Planet Poetry. He lives in the U.S., on the Alabama Gulf Coast with his wife and four children. You can follow along on Instagram @martinc.ham. "Caterwaul" was originally published in legacy issue no. 5 of Dipity Literary Magazine, WHISKER FACTORY. This episode was recorded by Martin Cunningham for our audio-only dipity.poetry series and released on May 21, 2025. Digital collage art cover is by Vevna Forrow (Jazz Marie Kaur).

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