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Rodney Wittwer

Rodney Wittwer is the author of Gone & Gone (Red Hen Press, 2012), and the recipient of fellowships from the Artist Foundation and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. His poems have appeared in journals such as Barrow Street, DIAGRAM, The Literary Review, Memorious, Mead, Pleiades, Ploughshares and Verse Daily. He lives in W.Medford, MA.

By Rodney Wittwer

We Eat What The World Delivers

by Rodney Wittwer

You think he’s half-baked, & I say no, fried, & both of us so boiled we don’t remember why we brought him up in the first place. Was it the savor of gin, bleared romance drifting in the bleached air & the tonic’s fizzing as it fetched the brim of the glass? A schemer, a

Summer 2016

To Make Record Conform To Fact

by Rodney Wittwer

The year we get divorced I repaint the house a color you dub Anniversary Stain. Gummy begs to differ, of course, cracks a six-pack & wonders if I knew we had nut trees. He’s been asking the same question for eighteen years but seems to need an answer. Says he’s got a job rehabbing a

Summer 2016

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