DAVID ROMTVEDT lives in Buffalo, Wyoming, where he has spent much of the past year building his house — digging the foundation, framing, insulating, hanging drywall, and now, finally, painting. His most recent book of poems is titled Some Church (Milkweed Editions).

Sunday Morning Early

by David Romtvedt, September 2009 (Issue 405)

Be Actual

by David Romtvedt, February 2007 (Issue 374)

Red Politics And Blue In Wyoming

by David Romtvedt, June 2006 (Issue 366)

The Penis That Killed Jeffrey City

by David Romtvedt, December 2004 (Issue 348)

Some Shelter

by David Romtvedt, November 2002 (Issue 323)

Rose

by David Romtvedt, May 2002 (Issue 317)

Alive In The Dying

by David Romtvedt, November 1997 (Issue 263)

Autonomy

by David Romtvedt, January 1996 (Issue 241)

My Death

by David Romtvedt, July 1995 (Issue 235)

Day Of Rest

by David Romtvedt, March 1995 (Issue 231)

My Winter Wood

by David Romtvedt, January 1995 (Issue 229)

Deep Blue Flower

by David Romtvedt, October 1993 (Issue 214)

Poetry By David Romtvedt

by David Romtvedt, September 1993 (Issue 213)

Poetry By David Romtvedt

by David Romtvedt, January 1993 (Issue 205)

Disappearances

by David Romtvedt, November 1992 (Issue 203)

Loyalties

by David Romtvedt, December 1991 (Issue 193)

Poetry By David Romtvedt

by David Romtvedt, July 1991 (Issue 188)

Inventing Wyoming

by David Romtvedt, July 1990 (Issue 176)

A Wyoming Myth

by David Romtvedt, August 1988 (Issue 153)

Poetry By David Romtvedt

by David Romtvedt, July 1987 (Issue 140)