Frieda Landau is a Virginia-based writer who works in various genres. She is a member of Hampton Roads Writers and The Poetry Society of Virginia. Visit her website.No Mind a WhetstoneBy Frieda Landau No mind a whetstone to my ownAllusions fly past uncaughtPleasures of the mindPleasures of the bodyInextricably intertwinedBuried in your graveNothing to fill the […]

Kenneth Weene’s most recent poem to appear here was Lowery day (July 2012).Greatest sinBy Kenneth Weene A glimpse, a touch, a fleeting whiff of scent;you spoke, but not to me, a word upon the winds.For years I’ve yearned to taste your loveand loving you became my greatest sin.

Christopher Roe’s most recent poem to appear here was Night Noises (September 2012).MirroredBy Christopher Roe If you stand just rightbetween two mirrorsyou go on forever. It’s an immortalityof reflected glorysignifying nothing. You becomethe middlemanto infinity. Individual clonesin separate roomsmimic each other. Bouncing off silvered backto silvered backwhere front can see the back. Until you can’t tellif you […]

Frank Cavano’s most recent poem to appear here was Waiting for God, Oh (October 2012).A Singular IdentityBy Frank Cavano A fantasy chasing fantasies, a dreamdreaming–no more than these arewe who trumpet our individuality asif it were a something more than justa fleeting, feverish, picayune illusion. A fantasy made of wish, a dream offearful outcomes posing, ever posingas […]