Never Like Before, a poem by Daniel Gekonge at Spillwords.com

Never Like Before

Family Inheritance, a poem written by Kim Willoughby at Spillwords.com

Family Inheritance

You Bruise Easily, flash fiction by FC Malby at Spillwords.com

You Bruise Easily

English Literature

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bruise

Sheila Henry

Sheila was born in Trinidad, the larger island of The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. After a rewarding childhood, she migrated to the United States in the summer of 1969. Soon thereafter she became a Naturalized Citizen. Though she never took a Poetry class, her passion for poetry compelled her to a prolific self scholarship. Perhaps it is the reason her writing style can best be categorized as Visual Poetry, blending emotion and vision into a poem of color. Sheila resides in New Jersey where she spends her time enjoying her grandchildren and preparing her collection of poetry for publication. Her poems are featured at Spillwords publications. Her essay is included in the book "I, The Writer" (Sweetycat Press).

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