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		EDITORIAL
		The eye’s perfume Pascale Petit, Poetry Editor

		POEMS
		Peter Redgrove Who Is the Higher Penis Here? The Harper Les Murray The Nostril Songs Daljit Nagra Singh Song Darling & Me Penelope Shuttle Used To Be Instead Of Him This Page Rosemary Harris Wolfing Lullaby Residential Unit Robert Minhinnick The Minotaur Ruth Fainlight Lovely Hands Susan Wicks Children Hiding Learning to Dance Nude with Peacock Feathers Colette Bryce Gallery The Smoke Krisztina Tóth After a Mouse Péter Rácz Proper Mónika Mesterházi On the Move Anna T. Szabó From Winter Diary Across the Rails Tim Liardet The Sound Turned Down on Hurricane George Visions of the Jet-lagged Robin Behn Inventory at Dusk Anne Rouse Shadow Book Mimi Khalvati Competition 2004 Judge’s Report Julia Lewis (1st) Same Chair Same Window Pam Hughes (2nd) Jawbation Ross Cogan (3rd) Poggio in Greece
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		REVIEWS & FEATURES
		A PASSION TO CONNECT POETRY TO EVERYTHING Matthew Sweeney’s admiration for Pablo Neruda POETRY THAT ABOUNDS IN BEAUTY AND STRANGENESS Grevel Lindop appraises translations of books by Vénus Khoury-Ghata, Radmila Lazic and Tatiana Shcherbina HYPERKINETICS, PALPABLE SURFACES, LIVID MONOLOGUES Amy Wack acclaims second collections by Robert Saxton, Sue Hubbard and Mario Petrucci HOW RUTH PADEL HIJACKS TENSION FROM SYNCOPATED RHYTHM Carol Rumens’ analysis of collections by Ruth Padel, Anthony Thwaite, Judith Barrington and Terry Gifford ISLANDS IN A SEA OF LANGUAGE Polly Clark explores trade routes for Hungarian and British poets POETRY TRANSLATION IS A TOPICAL AND URGENT MATTER David and Helen Constantine, new editors of Modern Poetry in Translation, tell Fiona Sampson of their plans A POEM IRONIZES ITSELF EVEN WHILE COMMUNICATING Martyn Crucefix observes poetry’s uneasy relationship with reality and language in books by John Welch, Frances Presley and Jaan Kaplinski PAMPHLETS OUT OF PALESTINE, CHERNOBYL, FAIRY TALES, ETC Daljit Nagra finds seven new pamphlets that are risk-taking, powerful and exciting ANTHOLOGIES FROM THREE LONDON POETRY INSTITUTIONS Wayne Burrows on books from the Poetry School, Apples & Snakes and the Torriano Meeting House
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		COURSES: Distance & Internet; Degree/Diploma; Residential; Outside London; In London RESOURCES: Organizations; Libraries & Archives; Websites WRITING GROUPS: Outside London; In London EVENTS, FESTIVALS & VENUES: Outside London; In London POETRY DIARY
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