by SA Healey | Feb 2, 2017 | Short Stories
We were each to come separately. We had to be smart. Cautious. Cover our tracks. Travel as far as the money would take us. Away from the horrors of the past. The location was perfect, a tourist’s seventh heaven—presently cloaked in the kind of night...
by SA Healey | Jan 10, 2017 | For Writers
We’ve all got history. Some we honor with nostalgic fondness. Some we barely remember. Some we only fess up to after liberal helpings of liquid encouragement plunge us into bouts of facepalm retrospect, leaving us with that one gnawing question… What the...
by SA Healey | Oct 15, 2016 | On Love and Relationships
I LOVE YOU. It’s a phrase we adore saying when we feel it, but have you ever uttered it in haste? Or worse, to the tune of a nonresponse? If so, then read on… Let’s imagine you’re in a relationship with a guy whose name you’ve doodled in the margins of...
by SA Healey | Jul 28, 2016 | Poetry
Write me In bold-stroked Sharpie fashion Cradle me Like you do your leather-bound literature Feed me Your compliments judiciously Bring me Faith in longevity Give me As good as you get Play me From lullaby to lyrical bite Make me A song that will save your life Render...
by SA Healey | Jun 23, 2016 | Poetry
I recall The pain Fluid In its persistence Stalking My mobility Diluting My vitality A humid shadow Of looming Consuming Endurance Oozing under footfalls Permeating soles Slogging north ‘Til all I could taste Was grit And disillusion I recall The tears Kept...