Uche Nduka, turn the key, sentinel poetry online magazine february 2003


	Contents Editorial: Pen, Sword and The Society Interview: Nnorom Azuonye My E-conversation with Esiaba Irobi Guest Poet: Rebecca Steltner About Steltner Poems: Rebecca Steltner Summer Forgetting Untitled I Untitled II Before falling asleep Chafed Unoma Azuah Vows Song of the Owl Nights In Us Uduma Kalu To the unheard voice A mermaid dance Evelyn I am still eager C. Highsmith-Hooks When freedom come Through tainted eyes The Day The Towers Fell Uche Nduka Swear Gleamings Turn the key Slow Feet Emeka Azuine Reality World Oppressenergy Song for Souls Feature: Nnamdi Obioha Azuonye - Profile of the poet Nnorom Azuonye The Freedom Clause: Theme and Meaning in the poems of Nnamdi Azuonye Events & Announcements: StAnza Poetry Festival Poetry Competitions Notes: Notes on Contributors Glossary Back Issues: January 2003 December 2002 Home


	MAGAZINE MONTHLY -- FEBRUARY 2003 ISSN 1479-425X


	UCHE NDUKA Turn the key distend. turn the key. should your curvature have a knot to tighten. tofu, tv, toffee. candidate in black stepping into a red ball. distend. take another tack. Home l Cover l Next page