Rachel Moritz

Rachel Moritz is the author of Sweet Velocity (Lost Roads Press, 2017) and Borrowed Wave (Kore Press, 2015), as well as five chapbooks of poetry. She lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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An Introduction to Rachel Moritz by Elizabeth Robinson

This entry was posted in Editors' Selections and tagged Elizabeth Robinson Rachel Moritz on June 14, 2018 by Kristina Marie Darling

    Strange markings indeed. Rachel Moritz’s “Word Blindness” inscribes a text that is by turns dark and light, organic and precisely articulated. The reader wants to be the “you” addressed in the poem, the addressee seen with such peculiar and intimate intensity: “your face the smallest phoneme.” There’s a […]

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Word Blindness by Rachel Moritz

This entry was posted in Editors' Selections and tagged Rachel Moritz on June 14, 2018 by Kristina Marie Darling

    In the woods the glottis trembled red over rock, the strange markings singular & secret, bees would not catch them. You were their echo, fingers tapped for each quivered sound & not believing this your navigation. None of it, scratched in playground sand, below the trees’ bloom on […]

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