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Presents the poem "Thief of Strings," by Donald Revell. First Line: No, different than that, not; Last Line: Not forgotten. Free.

Interviews Donald Revell, an American poet teaching at the University of Utah in Utah, Arizona, on poetry and poetics. Concept of time and poetic fragments used by poets; Post-modernism and modernism in poetry; Themes and poetic style; Language in poetry; Role and limitations of poetry; Revell's criticisms on various poets.

The poem "IN MEMORY OF JEAN VALENTINE," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: A three-quarter's moon is quick this New Year's morning, Last Line: Safe at home, we saw the great bear at our windows.

The poem "The Creation of the Stag" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: I dreamed the red chapel uncompleted, tall; Last Line: The animal, the soul before mine. Love.

The poem "Confessio Amantis" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Remaining only, Last Line: Down to mountains of new soil and soft trees.

The poem "Tithon," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Shadows of leaves; Last Line: And one of them is true.

Presents the poem "The Pennyweight Woods," by Donald Revell.

Presents two poems by Guillaume Apollinaire and translated from the French by Donald Revell. "Sighs of the Dakar Gunner" and "The Pretty Redhead."

Presents two poems by Donald Revell. "Pandemonium" and "Prolegomena."

Presents three poems by Donald Revell. "Scherzo," "A Clasp," and "Advent."

The poem "Chorister" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Cello or clarinet, it was smoke, smoke, Last Line: Empties into Paradise one white boy.

The poem "Graves Variations" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: In Eden's garment, farthest heat and mistake, Last Line: Beloved of aspen trees twinned at birth.

Presents the poem "Winter Solstice," by Donald Revell. First Line: Slender moon a kind of scar of cicatrix; Last Line: A man begins to disappear.

Presents the poem "Victorians," by Donald Revell. First Line: There is snow and there is snow. Last Line: On fire escapes without a fire in view.

Presents the poem "Out to the west," by Donald Revell. First Line: Out to the west; Last Line: I've seen immortals and you are one.

Presents the poem "Mornings on a twig," by Donald Revell. First Line: Mornings on a twig; Last Line: Who does not spare the finch but gives him eyes.

Presents the poem "Moonlit cedar bursts in pain," by Donald Revell. First Line: Moonlit cedar bursts in pain. Last Line: That the stars have not turned their backs on us.

Presents the poem "Alsace," by Donald Revell. First Line: There are two skies but one hawk only; Last Line: Mother sang to her hat same color as the car.

Presents the poem "Crickets," by Donald Revell. First Line: A canyon in the air, Last Line: Lost on the polar ice.

Presents the poem "The Wisdoms," by Donald Revell. First Line: What happened? I was one; Last Line: In the colors. In them, I was a republic.

Presents the poem "What if Christ Were a Snowflake Falling into the Sea?," by Donald Revell. First Line: The water is taller than itself; Last Line: God is love.

Presents the poem "Sibylline," by Donald Revell. First Line: My trees are gone yellow to the East; Last Line: It's killing my trees.

Presents the poem "Stoic," by Donald Revell. First Line: My soul is a mind and meander, a Mrs. Luxe; Last Line: There's an animal up my sleeve, and it's killing me.

Presents the poem "Bartram's Travels," by Donald Revell. First Line: Thus, sweet yellow; Last Line: That show no signs of burn.

Presents the poem "Landscape Near Biloxi, Mississippi," by Donald Revell.

Presents the poem "Landscape with Warhol & the Coming of Spring 2003," by Donald Revell.

Presents four poems by Donald Revell. "The Kingdom," "Meadowork," "Ayre," and "Sermon."

Presents several poems by Donald Revell including "(Anaximander)," "(Xenophanes)," and "(Arcady Tombeau)."