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151. Meant Never to Die.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
MEANT Never to Die (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Meant Never to Die," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Meant never to die; Last Line: In the uproar.

Published
2002

152. Front Cover.

Subjects
POETRY (Literary form)
Abstract

The front cover of the book "Arcady," by Donald Revell is presented.

Published
2002

153. Charles Ives at the Spinet.

Author

REVELL, DONALD

Subjects
CHARLES Ives at the Spinet (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Charles Ives at the Spinet" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: His hands were anxious to be hands, Last Line: The trees are Norway maples even there.

Published
2016
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154. KENTUCKY.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
KENTUCKY (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Kentucky," by Donald Revell. First Line: Ground-dwelling birds reply to thunder. Last Line: Are the little stars he drops into the sun.

Published
2007

155. To Confirm.

Author

DREVELL, DONALD

Subjects
TO Confirm (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "To Confirm," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: God was no poet and then Christ; Last Line: And heir, fire, air, the world is perfect.

Published
2014

156. Arcady.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
WINTER
Abstract

Presents the poem "Arcady," by Donald Revell.

Published
2004

157. The Pennyweight Woods.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
PENNYWEIGHT Woods, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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

Published
2004

158. New & Noted.

Author

Silberg, Richard

Subjects
POETRY (Literary form), BOOKS, LITERATURE
Abstract

This article presents information on some poetry books. In the book "My Mojave," Donald Revell's writing feels cut back, at times almost a private shorthand, blunt, factual, using nouns and verbs, like the smiley-face "bottlecap." In the book "Sad Little Breathing Machine," by Matthea Harvey, any connection between her poems and the world people are living and dying in is by implication, by an eerie sliding out to where parallel lines meet. The book "The Room Where I Was Born," by Brian Teare, is an interlocking structure of narrative poems as tangled and profuse as the fairy-tale forest that's figured in its early sections.

Published
2004

159. Conquest.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
CONQUEST (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "Conquest," by Donald Revell.

Published
2003

160. The Secessions on Loan.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
SECESSIONS on Loan, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "The Secessions on Loan," by Donald Revell.

Published
2002

161. Sighs of the Dakar Gunner / The Pretty Redhead.

Author

Apollinaire, Guillaume and Revell, Donald

Subjects
SIGHS of the Dakar Gunner (Poem), PRETTY Redhead, The (Poem), APOLLINAIRE, Guillaume, 1880-1918, REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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

Published
2002

162. Pandemonium / Prolegomena.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
PANDEMONIUM (Poem), PROLEGOMENA (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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

Published
2002

163. Three Poets.

Author

Bosch, Daniel

Subjects
GAZA of Winter, The (Book), POMEGRANATE Tree Speaks From the Dictator's Garden (Book), REVELL, Donald, WHITE, J. P.
Abstract

Reviews several poetry books. 'The Gaza of Winter,' by Donald Revell and 'The Pomegranate Tree Speaks From the Dictator's Garden,' by J.P. White.

Published
1991

164. Dissonant Raptures.

Author

BEDIENT, CALVIN

Subjects
NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews books "Beautiful Shirt," by Donald Revell and "Selected Poems," by Barbara Guest.

Published
1996

165. In Paradise Alone.

Author

REVELL, DONALD

Subjects
PARADISE
Abstract

The poem "In Paradise Alone," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The very wasp of flowers is ago, Last Line: "One at least! One at least!" Tatterdemalion my.

Published
2013

166. The Cattle Were Lowing.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
CATTLE Were Lowing, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "The Cattle Were Lowing" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: It might also have been a sleigh ride. Last Line: And poverty, sole purpose of the wren.

Published
2012

167. To Shakespeare.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
TO Shakespeare (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "To Shakespeare" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: He made a statue of the east wind; Last Line: First days of March, lords of jollity.

Published
2012

168. Beyond Disappointment.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
BEYOND Disappointment (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Beyond Disappointment" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Ascending through yellow broom and sluggish; Last Line: Such perfections made the sun to rise.

Published
2012

169. Back Cover.

Subjects
THERE Are Three: Poems (Book), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The back cover of the book "There Are Three: Poems," by Donald Revell is presented.

Published
1998

170. No Difference I Know They Are.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
NO Difference I Know They Are (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "No Difference I Know They Are," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: more of a red heart; Last Line: is a godsend to the wasps.

Published
1998

171. A Day of Crisis No a Quiet Day.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
DAY of Crisis No a Quiet Day, A (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "A Day of Crisis No a Quiet Day," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: cloud shapes of infants; Last Line: each remains alive.

Published
1998

172. Hypethral.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
HYPETHRAL (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Hypethral," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: flowering skullcap here; Last Line: that would be a sunny day.

Published
1998

173. The Memory of New England.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
MEMORY of New England, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "The Memory of New England," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: scarce American pamphlet; Last Line: the cattle and even everybody seemed changed.

Published
1998

174. Fewer Than Music.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
FEWER Than Music (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Fewer Than Music," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Beloved has found; Last Line: it rivals the sun.

Published
1998

175. Once Divided.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
ONCE Divided (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Once Divided," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: In prayer, the open hand; Last Line: effects and dies there.

Published
1998

176. A Clasp.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
CLASP, A (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "A Clasp," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Below the shapeliness; Last Line: unshaped in the disguise of angels.

Published
1998

177. Advent.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
ADVENT (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Advent," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The wind that shows a city; Last Line: we named for flowers also.

Published
1998

178. Thanksgiving for a Son.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
THANKSGIVING for a Son (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Thanksgiving for a Son," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: sudden fever stills; Last Line: a child's presage.

Published
1998

179. Extinction.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
EXTINCTION (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Extinction," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: usually unheard; Last Line: living a few more days.

Published
1998

180. A New October.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
NEW October, A (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "A New October," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: energies long and poor; Last Line: under a hawk's bough.

Published
1998

181. A Cold September.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
COLD September, A (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "A Cold September," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Means wither. Then; Last Line: what he sees.

Published
1998

182. There Are Three.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
THERE Are Three (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "There Are Three," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The moment advances; Last Line: This is a tune.

Published
1998

183. My Father.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
MY Father (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "My Father," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: as I remember; Last Line: sums red ones.

Published
1998

184. Homage to Mrs. Jane Lead.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
HOMAGE to Mrs. Jane Lead (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Homage to Mrs. Jane Lead," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Elsewhere, my animal; Last Line: none can see.

Published
1998

185. Societies Can Be Improved. Societies Cannot Be Good.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
SOCIETIES Can Be Improved: Societies Cannot Be Good (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Societies Can Be Improved: Societies Cannot Be Good," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Being so fast, the things; Last Line: elemental so everlasting.

Published
1998

186. Inquire.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
INQUIRER (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Inquire," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The god is how many; Last Line: and it waits to fall.

Published
1998

187. Upon Diagnosis.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
UPON Diagnosis (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Upon Diagnosis," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Being so fast, the things; Last Line: elemental so everlasting.

Published
1998

188. Back Cover.

Subjects
POETRY collections
Abstract

The back cover of the book "New Dark Ages," by Donald Revell is presented.

Published
1991

189. About the Book.

Subjects
NEW Dark Ages (Book : Revell), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Information on the book titled "New Dark Ages," by Donald Revell is presented.

Published
1991

190. About the Author.

Subjects
AUTHORS
Abstract

The article offers a brief profile of author Donald Revell.

Published
1991

191. Production Number.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
PRODUCTION Number (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Production Number," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: All are frantic, like water flowers. Last Line: imagine what might have been, the same as you.

Published
1991

192. Tabard and Terrace.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
TABARD & Terrace (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Tabard and Terrace," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: In a small town with a bad museum; Last Line: are deep scars like birds, safest in my mouth.

Published
1991

193. Survey.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
SURVEY (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Survey," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: I am so lonely for the twentieth century, Last Line: as peach blossom. But the poor years come too late.

Published
1991

194. Front Cover.

Subjects
POETRY collections
Abstract

The cover page of the book "New Dark Ages," by Donald Revell is presented.

Published
1991

195. Of Africa.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
OF Africa (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Of Africa," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The Cape was unpeopled by wind a year ago. Last Line: where the sea still calms then craters with each blow.

Published
1992

196. An Episode of the Great Awakening in New England.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
EPISODE of the Great Awakening in New England, An (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "An Episode of the Great Awakening in New England," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: As night pushes its red forerunners; Last Line: in April's messianic slow flowering.

Published
1992

197. Apart from Solitude.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
APART From Solitude (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Apart From Solitude," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The age of consent comes early to protect; Last Line: to have no voice in its government or nature.

Published
1992

198. The Next War.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
NEXT War, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "The Next War," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: We have rehearsed our enemies. Last Line: when there is no music, locked from the inside.

Published
1992

199. Anniversary of Many Cities.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
ANNIVERSARY of Many Cities (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Anniversary of Many Cities," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Darkness undrew the air where it was naked, Last Line: What does not die deserves to live.

Published
1992

200. The Deposed.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
DEPOSED, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "The Deposed," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: As he was a boat dragged thorugh the streets, Last Line: quickens to no sound in the coming days.

Published
1992

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