Rozpoet

Rozpoet is a contemporary poetry collective and digital platform that emerged in the mid-2010s and has continued to operate into the present. The name Rozpoet is used by a loose network of poets, programmers, and artists who explore how language and technology intersect to produce verse across print, online media, and live performance.

Originating in online poetry communities, Rozpoet emphasizes collaboration across languages and media. Members employ constraint-based methods, algorithmic generation, and participatory writing practices, distributing work through a dedicated website, social media, and occasional print editions.

Works often combine experimental typography, multilingual text, and interactive elements. Some projects invite reader input or live coding to reveal lines, creating a dynamic relationship between author and audience.

Notable projects include Open Pulse, an interactive web poem; Fragmented Crowns, a print collection; Code to Verse, a series of generative poems; and the Rozpoet Archive, a digital library of collaborative pieces.

Reception has been mixed. The Rozpoet approach is praised for its collaborative spirit, accessibility, and forward-looking use of technology, while some critics argue that heavy procedural elements can obscure meaning or hinder readability.