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201. Mayakovsky Welcomed to America, 1925.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
MAYAKOVSKY Welcomed to America 1925 (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Mayakovsky Welcomed to America, 1925," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Anywhere on the continent, if you bent close, Last Line: its monsters in ruins, its tyrants small as parrots.

Published
1992

202. Erasures.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
ERASURES (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Erasures," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The monument is in throes. Last Line: in the stairwells, floodwater.

Published
1992

203. The Ringrose.

Author

Revell, Donald

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

The poem "The Ringrose," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Appetite of the gunman; Last Line: on snow. Already huge, a stray cat unpuzzles the gatepost.

Published
1992

204. And Nothing But.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
AND Nothing But (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "And Nothing But," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: It is a white train; Last Line: sky empties at the last when the air is flawless. I am in the wires.

Published
1992

205. Explicit Vita.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
EXPLICIT Vita (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Explicit Vita," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Throws a branch into the tree. Last Line: will start a revolution.

Published
1992

206. The Other The Wings.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
OTHER the Wings, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "The Other the Wings," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Vivid out of nowhere, Last Line: mountains.

Published
1992

207. Heat Lightning.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
HEAT Lightning (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Heat Lightning," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: We are living in the beautiful district. Last Line: to one color the color of windows.

Published
1992

208. The Hotel Sander.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
HOTEL Sander, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "The Hotel Sander," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: After the storm at sunset; Last Line: I was sounding an alarm.

Published
1992

209. 1990.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
1990 (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "1990," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The Morning dares not lift its eyes. The orchid; Last Line: Wasp's progeny will feast on orchids

Published
1992

210. Benzene.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
BENZENE (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Benzene," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: It is the right time for hallucinations. Last Line: dark breathlessness says "Hurry, hurry."

Published
1992

211. The Massacre of the Innocents.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
MASSACRE of the Innocents, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "The Massacre of the Innocents," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The law moves quickly in the rain; Last Line: Let it find engines equal to these bones.

Published
1992

212. Jeremiah.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
JEREMIAH (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Jeremiah," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: He does not shout. His voice is a perfume. Last Line: from 1900 where we shall meet again.

Published
1992

213. The Lesson of the Classics.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
LESSON of the Classics, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "The Lesson of the Classics," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: The remaining oracles were obscene, Last Line: caustic ichor of many victories.

Published
1992

214. Contents.

Subjects
ERASURES (Book : Revell), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The table of contents for the book "Erasures," by Donald Revell is presented.

Published
1992

215. Front Cover.

Subjects
BOOK covers
Abstract

The cover page of the book "Erasures," by Donald Revell is presented.

Published
1992

216. [Evanesce a car an oriole].

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
EVANESCE a Car an Oriole (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "[Evanesce a car an oriole]," by Donald Revell. First Line: Evanesce a car an oriole; Last Line: Not even a breeze and yet the flowers tremble.

Published
2010

217. Made Mention.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
MADE Mention (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Made Mention," by Donald Revell. First Line: Fringe and halo; Last Line: These branches that were green an hour ago.

Published
2010

218. Lay of Waters.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
LAY of Waters (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "Lay of Waters," by Donald Revell. First Line: Once Christ, like a girl, Last Line: And the children live on air.

Published
2008

219. Lay of Smoke.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
LAY of Smoke (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "Lay of Smoke," by Donald Revell. First Line: As if we were rabbits; Last Line: Into which goes the world.

Published
2008

220. West Agate.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
WEST Agate (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "West Agate," by Donald Revell. First Line: The disrepair is heavy, Last Line: I know it.

Published
2006

221. Hallowe'en, Blue Diamond, Nevada.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
HALLOWE'EN, Blue Diamond, Nevada (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "Hallowe'en, Blue Diamond, Nevada," by Donald Revell. First Line: These are stars; Last Line: Sweet Jesus gives me the candy I can breathe.

Published
2005

222. On My Fiftieth Birthday.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
ON My Fiftieth Birthday (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "On My Fiftieth Birthday," by Donald Revell. First line: How old is when old is; Last Line: A few men are praying.

Published
2005

223. Election Year.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
ELECTION Year (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "Election Year," by Donald Revell. First Line: A jet of mere phantom; Last Line: I find new flowers.

Published
2005

224. The Bitter Withy.

Author

Hunter, Walt

Subjects
POETRY collections
Abstract

The article reviews the book "The Bitter Withy," by Donald Revell.

Published
2011

225. Scherzo / A Clasp / Advent.

Author

Revell, Donald

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

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

Published
1996

226. Death to Santa Foy.

Author

REVELL, DONALD

Subjects
DEATH to Santa Foy (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "Death to Santa Foy," by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: She lies beneath a leaf; Last Line: in her.

Published
1993

227. The Secessions on Loan.

Author

Revell, Donald

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

The poem "The Secessions on Loan" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: I and these panels, Last Line: and all the rooftops.

Published
1992

228. A Type of Agnes.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
TYPE of Agnes, A (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "A Type of Agnes" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: We must kill the street. Last Line: hood was better, dense on a blue Sunday where the water lay.

Published
1991

229. On the Cape.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
ON the Cape (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "On the Cape" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Unchallenged purposes of summer rain; Last Line: New insects. New jewels. The cottages flying open.

Published
1990

230. The World's Fair Cities.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
WORLD'S Fair Cities, The (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

The poem "The World's Fair Cities" by Donald Revell is presented. First Line: Too many people on both sides of a window; Last Line: and talked crazy with both my hands.

Published
1989

232. My Mojave (Book).

Author

Schnall, Robert

Subjects
POETRY (Literary form)
Abstract

Reviews the book "My Mojave," by Donald Revell.

Published
2004

233. Tantivy.

Author

Morrow, Stephen

Subjects
*POETRY collections
Abstract

This article reviews the book "Tantivy," by Donald Revell.

Published
2012

234. The Bitter Withy.

Author

McKee, Louis

Subjects
*POETRY (Literary form), *POETRY collections
Abstract

The article reviews the book "The Bitter Withy," by Donald Revell.

Published
2009

236. 7 BOOKS OF POETRY WORTH CURLING UP WITH.

Author

Grossman, Lev

Subjects
POETRY (Literary form), NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews several poetry books. "Gardening in the Dark," by Laura Kasischke; "Where Shall I Wander," by John Ashbery; "Bosh and Flapdoodle," by A.R. Ammons; "Pennyweight Windows: New and Selected Poems," by Donald Revell; "Minsk," by Lavinia Greenlaw; "Overlord," by Jorie Graham; "Collected Poems 1943-2004," by Richard Wilbur.

Published
2005

237. My Mojave (Book).

Author

McKee, Louis

Subjects
*POETRY (Literary form), *FICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book 'My Mojave,' by Donald Revell.

Published
2003

238. Chorister.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
CHORISTER (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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.

Published
2013

239. Graves Variations.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
GRAVES Variations (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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.

Published
2013

240. CHORISTER.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
CHORISTER (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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.

Published
2012

241. Dear Readers.

Author

Andrews, Hanna

Subjects
POETRY awards
Abstract

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including winner of our James Laughlin Award, feature on poets Donald Revell and poet Carmen Giménez Smith as emerging writers.

Published
2012

242. Landscape with the Spirit of Kenneth Koch Presiding.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
LANDSCAPE With the Spirit of Kenneth Koch Presiding (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "Landscape with the Spirit of Kenneth Koch Presiding," by Donald Revell. First Line: Canary yellow metal window awning bulges with snow. Last Line: Brick red in my dream, dripping with snow-melt in the New York sunshine.

Published
2011

243. Two Poems.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
ENCANTADAS (Poem), MOUNTAIN'S Edge (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Two poems by Donald Revell are presented. "Encantadas." First Line: Poisonous flower of the soul obscene rigging; Last Line: Irises with wings I mean the ground is alive. "Mountain's Edge." First Line: Misted sunlight, a scorpion; Last Line: In autumn, making God cruel.

Published
2011

244. Called.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
CALLED (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "Called," by Donald Revell. First Line: There is a heaven of disembodied voices and each; Last Line: Calls over distance the little words home.

Published
2010

245. Victorians (III).

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
VICTORIANS (III) (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

Presents the poem "Victorians (III)," by Donald Revell. First Line: If I tell you the sun is happy in its work, Last Line: Goodbye is not a word.

Published
2010

246. Winter Solstice.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
WINTER Solstice (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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.

Published
2010

247. Victorians.

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
VICTORIANS (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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.

Published
2010

248. "Out to the west."

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
OUT to the West (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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.

Published
2010

249. "Mornings on a twig."

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
MORNINGS on a Twig (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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.

Published
2010

250. "Moonlit cedar bursts in pain."

Author

Revell, Donald

Subjects
MOONLIT Cedar Bursts in Pain (Poem), REVELL, Donald
Abstract

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.

Published
2010

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