ManicWorld Magazine

Elizabeth Moroz is an emerging contemporary poet, visual artist, based in Perth, Western Australia. Of Ukrainian‑Croatian heritage, Moroz brings a uniquely sharp and often darkly humorous sensibility to her work. 

Her poetry is celebrated for its complex rhyme schemes, rhythmic density, and intricately crafted language, qualities that lend her voice both musicality and intellectual gravitas.

Moroz’s body of work spans introspective explorations and bold commentaries on societal and existential themes. In poems such as “Protesting The Moment,” she channels political urgency with lyrical elegance to confront injustice and oppression. Poems like “Malevolent Forms of Warning” showcase her skillful use of rhyme as both aesthetic and rhetorical tool, creating haunting insights that linger. Meanwhile, her philosophical depth and poetic craftsmanship shine in pieces like “Canopies of Emotion and Consecrations of Reality,” weaving personal emotion with global reflection.

Moroz continues to engage readers with her hypnotic language, moral clarity, and rhythmic intensity. Her intricate body of work marks her as a powerful emerging voice in modern poetry.