05/05/2011
Eric Smith

John Poch’s “The Tongue”

Poch’s poem is a room in a crumbling mansion.
On its frayed red rug the tongue quietly dances.

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BIO:

Eric Smith’s poems appear or are forthcoming in Five Points, Greensboro Review, Measure, Pleiades, and Smartish Pace. He is an editor for Cellpoems and teaches at Marshall University.
MORE REVIEWS:

06/29/2011
'Joe Wilkins, RADIO ALL NIGHT SPECIAL AM', Mary Beth Ferda

06/30/2011
'Valerio Magrelli’s “I’ve often imagined gazes”', Chris Shannon

05/05/2011
'Jeff Tigchelaar’s “One Way of Looking at Thirteen Blackbirds”', Saara Myrene Raappana

SOME POEMS:

09/12/2010
'To an Acclaimed Poet', Peter Campion

03/01/2014
'Hands', Sara Grossman

02/26/2010
'Tanka', Sam Cheuk

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