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Donald Revell

Donald Revell

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Poetry Editor, Colorado Review

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Total articles 17

  • Five Poems, by Donald Revell  |  Conjunctions — The forum for innovative writing

    By Donald Revell| Conjunctions@ The GlacierYou’ll know that summer’s ended. The lastOf the white roses, pressed into a book,Already stains the pages, and the writingDisappears into sepia. It was a storyOf bicycles and a garish headband. There might even have been a glacierBlinding in midsummer sunlightAnd a white linen spread at the foot of the glacier. Darker and busy, autumn is easier.

    By Donald Revell · Conjunctions

    Sep. 06, 2023

  • Two Poems by Donald Revell

    By Donald Revell, Bernard G. Prusak, Hannah Gold Verified, Gerald J. Russello| Commonweal Magazine Verified IN MEMORY OF DENISE LEVERTOVA calm mind neither apparelsNor judges the rained-upon zoo animals. Anger only, as a child frustratedWith lions sleeping through midday,Dresses them with terrors intact,Damning them. Humanity is no bargain. We’ve run out of options. Kindness merely drags it out longer,Letting the lions starve, too weakAnymore to lift their mouths to the rain. And of the angry martyr in me, less saidThe better. There’s terror in the milk.

    By Donald Revell, Bernard G. Prusak, Hannah Gold Verified, Gerald J. Russello · Commonweal Magazine

    Aug. 26, 2021

  • Five Poems, by Donald Revell  |  Conjunctions — The forum for innovative writing

    By Donald Revell| Conjunctions@ The GlacierYou’ll know that summer’s ended. The lastOf the white roses, pressed into a book,Already stains the pages, and the writingDisappears into sepia. It was a storyOf bicycles and a garish headband. There might even have been a glacierBlinding in midsummer sunlightAnd a white linen spread at the foot of the glacier. Darker and busy, autumn is easier.

    By Donald Revell · Conjunctions

    Sep. 06, 2023

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Colorado Review

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

+1 702-895-3011