"Mihaela Modorcea creates a poetry of ideas, visionary, but laden with passion and carnal force, a force that only the ephebic age can bud forth."
"Mihaela Modorcea reinvents language itself, in that she looks for the 'other' way of naming things, as Plato said in his Cratylus dialogue."
"In Mihaela Modorcea's verses there lies a theatricality of Shakespearean origin, an air of northern poetry, a steam from Ibsen and Strindberg; her verses are a leaven of Puck's fantasy."