Benjamin Rozonoyer grew up in Boston in a family of Russian immigrants. From early on he developed an ear for poetry and love of literature. He received an M.S. in computational linguistics from Brandeis University and currently works in the industry. He lives with his wife in either Colorado or Massachusetts, cultivating poems and taking in local landscapes. He is the author of The Beaver Pond.
Poetry by Benjamin Rozonoyer
Francisco Goya, The Colossus
“Peak District Park”
New Translations of Mandelstam
Audubon Bird Calendar 2023
“Raven Steals the Salmon”
A Drinking Song
Two Prairie Poems
Untitled (When his frame becomes very)
Untitled (We always)
Norse Triptych
Untitled (Weary Wanderer)
As The Day Had Just Begun
The Hermit Speaks
Osip Mandelstam – Four New Translations
Nanasimgit
Saviour
Snow Was General
Homeric Musings
Winter Musings
Whale Wail
Lermontov’s The Fugitive: A New Translation
Upon Buying a Volume of Malory in Wyoming
Whitesun
Untitled (The tale gets told upstairs)
Untitled (The wild goose)
Neath a canvas starry
Untitled (The scaling foot)
Untitled (The eye looks which)
Soapstone
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