Cha: An Asian Literary Journal | Issue 12 | September 2010 Let’s dive straight in, examining three of the issue’s first poems and their wrestle with words and meanings. Phill Provance’s interlace poem “St. Petersburg Has Many Churches,” is perhaps the most abstruse, though its diction remains commonplace. The poem’s charm lies not in its … Continue reading Review: CHA: AN ASIAN LITERARY JOURNAL, ISSUE 12